The MakCHS Centennial Run brings together runners, walkers, and champions of health for an unforgettable 3km, 5km, 10km, or 21km adventure around Mulago Hill. This spirited charity run, powered by MakCHS alongside partners IDI, transforms every step into hope for medical education across Uganda.
Every participant helps fund vital improvements to Davies Lecture Theatre: restoring historic walls, upgrading facilities, and ensuring continued excellence in medical training. Ready to run for tomorrow's leaders? Lace up, join the movement, and discover how every step can help transform countless lives—including your own.
Your runner's kit is waiting, packed with everything you need to make race day unforgettable. Each kit purchased directly funds renovations of Davies Lecture Theatre, ensuring it continues to inspire and educate for the next century. Get your official MakCHS Centennial Run kit now and become part of something bigger than yourself.
The Historic Heartbeat of Makerere University Medical School. Established around 1945, the Davies Lecture Theatre is more than just a building—it is the soul of Makerere University Medical School. For generations, it has been the space where Uganda's finest medical minds were shaped, where future doctors took their first steps toward saving lives, and where knowledge was passed down with passion and purpose.
This iconic hall has hosted countless lectures, debates, and historic moments. From the teachings of legendary professors to visits by national leaders, its walls have witnessed the evolution of medical education in Uganda. But time has taken its toll. The benches are worn, the doors creak, and the once-grand space now needs urgent restoration.
By participating in the MakCHS Centennial Run, you're not just running a race—you're helping restore a national treasure. Your steps will help renovate the Davies Lecture Theatre, ensuring that future generations of health professionals have a space worthy of their dreams and dedication.
"Run for the past. Run for the future. Run for Uganda."
