From a cumulative total of Rs 1.4 crore through just 12 NGOs in the inaugural edition in 2004, to a cumulative Rs 346 crore currently for over 750 NGOs, the TMM has lived up to its billing as one of the top 10 marathons in the world
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The 18th edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon (TMM) has raised more than Rs 30 crore for 249 NGOs (non-governmental organisations) and counting, continuing to be India’s largest sports philanthropy platform through United Way Mumbai (UWM), the event’s philanthropy partner.
From a cumulative total of Rs 1.4 crore through just 12 NGOs in the inaugural edition in 2004, to a cumulative Rs 346 crore currently for over 750 NGOs, the TMM has lived up to its billing as one of the top 10 marathons in the world.
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The TMM 2023 on Sunday, January 15, will have over 11,000 people running to support causes ranging from civic issues, culture, sports, education, environment, health, human rights, inclusion and others.
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