No Finish Line Monaco 2025: the race that never stops for children

From November 15 to 23, 2025, the Chapiteau de Fontvieille will once again become the beating heart of solidarity with the 26th edition of No Finish Line Monaco, the charity event that unites sport, generosity, and community spirit.

Created in 1999 by the Children & Future association, this “marathon of the heart” has become a symbol of generosity in the Principality. Over a quarter of a century, more than 190,000 participants have covered over 5.1 million kilometers, allowing donations of over €5.4 million to humanitarian projects supporting sick or disadvantaged children worldwide.

The 2025 goal is as ambitious as ever: 325,000 kilometers for €325,000 in donations, with around 14,000 runners and walkers expected. The concept is simple yet powerful: for every kilometer completed, Children & Future donates €1 to children’s aid programs. Speed and distance don’t matter — what matters is taking part, because every step can change a life.

The 1,140-meter circuit around the Chapiteau will be open continuously for eight days and nights, supported by 30 dedicated volunteers ensuring safety, refreshments, and assistance. Registrations are open online at www.childrenandfuture.com until November 11, or on-site from November 15 at 10:00 a.m. The official start is set for 2:00 p.m.

Highlights include the 24-hour Trophy (November 22–23) and the challenge of the ultra-runners, who will push their limits by running continuously throughout the event. The records to beat remain legendary: 1,041 km for men and 924 km for women.

The 2025 edition also reinforces its eco-friendly commitment: no more single-use cups — participants are encouraged to use reusable bottles and personal containers, continuing the “green” initiative launched in 2021 to minimize environmental impact.

More than a race, No Finish Line Monaco is a joyful, intergenerational celebration, where families, schools, companies, and athletes share the same goal: to give hope through movement.
Once again, Monaco proves that solidarity knows no pause — and no finish line.