The All Abilities Fund is Race for Impact's sixth cause area, launched in November 2026. It supports organisations restoring sight and mobility where care is hardest to come by.
Clubfoot, cataracts and poor eyesight are among the most treatable conditions on earth. A child's clubfoot can be corrected with casts and a brace. A cataract can be removed and sight restored. A pair of basic glasses keeps someone reading, learning and working. The treatments exist. What's needed is access.
What does the fund support?
$1,000 raised for the fund can help around 25 people receive sight and mobility care across the fund's charities.
The fund currently supports organisations including:
MiracleFeet: corrects clubfoot in young children with casts and braces.
The Fred Hollows Foundation: restores sight through cataract surgery and eye care.
VisionSpring: provides eye tests and affordable glasses for people on low incomes.
Exceed Worldwide: provides prosthetics, orthotics and rehabilitation.
Your fundraising fuels the whole fund, not a single charity. This is an estimate in US dollars, based on cost-effectiveness research from external researchers.
How do I fundraise for the All Abilities Fund?
Choose All Abilities as your cause area when you set up your fundraising page. It works the same way as our other five cause areas, and any Impact Racer can choose it.
Already fundraising for another cause area? You can switch. Log in, open your profile page, click Edit Profile below your name and change your cause area. Donations you have already received stay with the cause area that was on your profile when they were made. For Doubles and Relay teams, the team captain makes the change. See How can I update the details on my profile?
Where can I find out more?
The All Abilities Fund page has the latest on the fund and the programmes it supports.
All Abilities fundraising resources has messaging and guides to help you share your page.
Which charities does my fundraising support? lists the organisations behind every Race for Impact fund.
The fund is new, so it does not have a deep dive like our other funds yet.
Good to know
Examples are illustrative, not exhaustive. Race for Impact retains discretion to allocate funds within each cause-area fund, guided by impact, independent advisors and current evidence, so the organisations a fund supports may change as evidence evolves.
Want to know more? Read how Race for Impact selects the charities it supports and whether your fundraising goes to one charity or the whole fund.
