This report provides a comprehensive analysis of a marathon fundraising event, outlining key aspects of project management. It begins with an executive summary and introduction, emphasizing the marathon's effectiveness as a fundraising tool due to its accessibility and broad appeal. A market analysis is conducted, focusing on public opinion polling to assess donor likelihood and potential participation. The report details the project's cost and budget plan, including permits, advertising, staffing, and runner provisions, as well as resource requirements and associated costs. It assesses the benefits of the event, such as building camaraderie and attracting new supporters, while also identifying key risks, assumptions, and dependencies, including community disruption and weather-related contingencies. The project approach is outlined in four steps: setting up the marathon, spreading the word, planning the logistics, and volunteer recruitment. The report also provides a detailed timeline for planning and execution, covering various stages from 6-8 months prior to the event to 15-30 days before the race. The report concludes by emphasizing the positive impact of marathon fundraising and its role in supporting charitable causes. The report includes sections on project cost, resource planning, risk analysis, and a detailed project approach with timelines.