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How it works

How it works

Register

Sign up and set your distance and fundraising goal.

Share & ask your friends to support you

Tell everyone that you’re leaving your limits behind and get their support.

Ready, set…go!

Track your kilometres and challenge yourself throughout the month of May.

A Global Collaboration

There are over 2.8 million people around the world living with MS and in every country, life is different. At the MS International Federation, it’s our mission to leave MS where it belongs, behind us. 

DMSG (Germany), Stichting MS Research (Netherlands), the UK MS Society and MS Ireland are world-leading MS organisations, and they have all come together with the MS International Federation to bring you The May 50K!

Register for The May 50K today!

Working together across the globe, we boost scientific progress to prevent, treat and stop MS. We strive for a world where everyone living with MS can access treatments.Together we have committed to increase funding for vital MS research worldwide, improve access to effective treatment and support for everyone – no matter where they live. The May 50K is one of the most important ways we can help achieve those goals, so the only thing we leave behind us is our limits.

Without working together there would be nobody taking the fight for access to affordable treatments to the global level. We are stronger when we all work together!

How to link your fundraising page to your fitness tracker

STEP 1

Download the FitBit, Garmin or MapMyFitness app and set up your account

STEP 2

Log in to your The May 50K account and select ‘Log My Fitness Activity’

STEP 3

Chose your favourite app and connect your account

Please click here for more detailed instructions on how to connect to your fitness app.

Testimonials

"I am responsible for organising a clinical trial involving sport and MS. During this time, a friend of mine was also diagnosed with MS, which makes it feel even more meaningful to me now"

Tiffany (germany)

"I was diagnosed with RRMS in 2012. I became a global ambassador so I can spread awareness globally, and lead from the front as I live with MS daily"

Stuart (uk)

"I work in a nursing home, one of our residents has been living with MS for over 30 years. Together, we put a physiotherapy plan in place to help improve her walking, which has been an amazing journey to be part of."

chris and ann (Ireland)