Races

This 100km trail race will prove that there’s more than just corn in Indiana! Situated in Indiana’s beautiful Morgan Monroe State Forest, this evening-start event will have plenty to offer throughout the night with its old growth forests, natural rock formations, lakes, and creeks. Oh, and did we mention the hills? With about 8,500 feet of climbing—yes, over 8.5k of climbing!—in addition to southern Indiana’s typical summertime heat and humidity, this race is tougher than you’d think. Comprised of 85% single track, 11% forest service road, and 4% paved road (but with a generous cutoff time of 20 hours), we assure you that you won’t be disappointed. For those less adventurous trail nuts we offer up our “fun run”.  If you aren’t quite up for the full 100km we have a 20 mile loop for you to “enjoy”.  This run will start Saturday June  6 at 8:30am. You will have a SUPER generous 6 hours and 30 minutes to complete one loop. This is the  same loop as the 100k folks with the same unbelievable

Partnered with the Boston Bruins Foundation, the Healing Heroes Foundation is the host of the country’s largest first responder hockey tournament, the BFit Heroes Cup. The BFit Heroes Cup is a weekend long event designed to bring firefighters, EMS personnel, law enforcement, and military members together to raise money and awareness for multiple charities. With 110 teams, 2,000 players, and 10,000+ spectators, the mission of the Hero’s Cup Foundation is to promote first responder mental health. Requirements:All team members must be active or retired fire, law enforcement, EMS, dispatch, or military. First responder ID is required at registration and throughout the tournament weekend.Divisions A, B, C, D with subdivisions as needed. Teams will play:3 games between Friday and SaturdaySunday Playoffs: Semi-Finals: 1 vs 4 and 2 vs 3Championship: Winners will play for a $1,000 donation to a charity of their choice Fees and Registration:All tournament fees and fundraising will be done on

Scout Mountain Ultras is an exciting and challenging weekend of trail running. We offer four distances:  23 miles, 50km, 50 miles and 100 miles. The routes are beautiful, difficult and guaranteed to provide a challenge to all participants. At times we have joked that we are an environmental event with a running problem as we do focus on reducing our impact, reducing our waste and raising the environmental literacy of our participants. The event serves as an opportunity to gather together and celebrate months and years of the practice of running as we challenge our bodies, minds and spirits on the trail. We offer a variety of distances to satisfy the curiosity of all, from the beginning trail runner to the experienced veteran. At times, we have joked that we are an environmental event with a running problem. We strive to elevate the environmental literacy of the trail running community through various initiatives including but not limited to reduction the event’s environmental footprint

Our 2026 Youth Run Form Clinic is brought to you by Triangle Run Smart Training, presented by Pace Yourself Run Company and The Running PTs.    Come join us for our Youth Run Form Clinic on Friday, June 5, 2026 from 6:30-7:30pm at the Mills Park Middle School track & field in Cary!     This 1-hour clinic is focused on teaching young runners ages 9–13 how to improve their running form, which is key to running efficiently and preventing injury. Along with run form, participants will learn essential dynamic warm-up drills and cool-down stretches to support safe and effective training—whether they’re just starting out or already logging miles. Led by a positive, experienced coach (RRCA and USATF certified), the clinic combines fun technique work and drills designed to help runners move with confidence and efficiency. Open to ages 9-13.  Participants should be able to comfortably run for at least 15 minutes without stopping, (any pace). This clinic is a great opportunity for young runne

Join Fort4Fitness and the Fort Wayne Zoo for Run Wild on Friday, June 5th AND/OR Saturday, June 6, 2026! The route will have multiple terrains: concrete, wooden bridges, grass and gravel. Be prepared for it all as you travel through Africa, Australia, through Stingray Bay and past the Peacock Cafe. Participants will receive a commemorative race shirt, timing bib, free entry to the Fort Wayne Zoo on Saturday following the 5K and a finisher medal. Participants should enter through the entrance on Sherman Blvd on race day. The new Goshen Road entrance will be closed. The Zoo paths are narrow in some areas, so there will be a participant cap. There will be NO Day of Registration. Please see Packet Pick-Up details here: Participants | Fort4Fitness Spectators will also be allowed into certain areas inside the front gates during the race (main plaza to the Africa tunnel area), but not beyond the barriers set up. 5K participants can use their race bib to gain free reentry into the Zoo on Satur

Three Races - Three Medals - One Discounted PriceAthletes and race enthusiasts can gear up for an exciting season with the Medal Series Bundle Package, offering entry into all three Medal Series races for one low price. For just $80, participants receive registration for all three races, along with all three race medals and every race giveaway included in the series. Medal Races includes the following: Nacho Average 5KFriday - June 56:00 PM Stars & StridesSaturday - July 119:00 AM Beat the Heat Run 5K+Saturday - August 19:00 AM

Go Girl Run is celebrating 14 years! An All Women’s Half-Marathon & 5k running race that CELEBRATES women, health, and fitness! GO GIRL RUN Columbia is full of glitz and glam for all of our ladies. Every participant gets a custom race shirt, finisher medal and finisher item. The GO GIRL RUN Columbia is a beautiful place to welcome Women & Girls from all around! You Are Strong. You Are Amazing. You Go, Girl.

Lake Run Club is hosting a National doughnut day run on Friday June 6th, with various start times and distances. Early Bird Doughnut 4 mile:  6:30 AM.  4 Mile run starting from Connie Link Amphitheatre to Grove Street Bakery.  Run to Grove Street for a doughnut and back for a cup of coffee after you finish your run.   Gotta get to work 2 mile: 6:45 AM 2 mile run from Keg Grove Parking to Grove Street Bakery and back. Grab a doughnut at Keg Grove and head back for a quick out and back run.  Stale Doughnut: 5:30 PM start from Keg Grove.  5K or 10K run, self timed on the trail.  Yes, we'll have a doughnut or two waiting for you when you finish.  Along with a beverage on tap at Keg Grove.

Four beers. One mile.  The Chicago Beer Mile will take place on Friday June 5th. Drink, Run, Drink, Repeat! This is a one-mile fun run for runners who enjoy beers. Drink a beer, run/walk/jog (or skip, crawl, whatever you want) your way a quarter mile around the track, and repeat three more times. There will be opportunities for those who do not wish to consume beer.  We will have a Chocolate Milk Mile followed by a Non Alcoholic Beer Mile. Volunteers are also needed. Races will begin at 6:00 pm.  A final schedule of events will be posted on June 5th.  Each race will have 4-14 entries. The event will conclude with two sections of elite Beer Milers. The event will be capped at 200 entries. There will be prize money for the top three men and women. $500 for 1st place, $250 for second place, and $100 for third place. In order to be eligible for the prize money, you must compete in the elite section of the beer mile.  To request entry into the elite heat, email bob@ilpreptoptiming.com.

As our county recognizes the country's 250th birthday, Freedom Fest 2026 in Kosciusko County will consist of many activities, including our 5k Run/Race. On June 6th, the Freedom Fest 5k will begin and end at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds.   The run/race will benefit LITE Recovery, who provides services such as; Peer Recovery coaching, transportation, transitional housing, and much more!

Please join us! For the 4th.  Annual “Roar Run 5K” Presented by the Bartow County Lions Club!  Saturday Morning – June 6th, 2026 – 8:00 AM - Dellinger Park – Cartersville, GA.  Come enjoy once again this fast and beautiful course that utilizes a combination of the paths throughout Dellinger Park as well as the surrounding surface streets…All for a great cause as proceeds go in support of the Dellinger Park “Freedom Braille Trail.”  The Bartow County Lions Club remains committed to the creation, expansion, and on-going maintenance and financial support for a true gem of Northwest GA in the Freedom Braille Trail.  So please plan to join us in support of this organization’s on-going dedication to this project! AND the Finish Line is located ON the trail! You do NOT want to miss it!! Please also visit Bartow County Lions Club Roar Run 5K Page on Facebook  or on-line here:    https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/bartow_county/index.php for more information!   Registration:  $30 Pre-Race Registrati

Celebrate Global Running Day with Us! Are you ready to lace up your running shoes and Party Like a Runner? Look no further than the Big Run 5K and 10K, hosted by Fleet Feet Canton. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, this event is for everyone. Here’s why you won’t want to miss it: Community Connection: The Big Run brings together runners and walkers of all abilities. Connect with your local Fleet Feet community and share the joy of running.Scenic Course 5K & 10K: The race takes place at the picturesque Etowah River Park, offering stunning views as you conquer the 5K or 10K distance.Little Run 1-Miler: Prefer a shorter distance? We’ve got you covered! Join the Little Run 1-miler and cross the finish line with a smile.Family Fun: This is a party for the whole family! We will have food vendors and other activities. Official Peachtree Qualifier: This year our 5K and 10K races are Official Peachtree Qualifier for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race.

D-Day is the perfect time to honor the soldiers who trained at Camp Toccoa and all veterans who served and jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944.  The 10K Run and Memorial Walk will take you in the footsteps of the 18,000 who trained on Currahee Mountain during WWII.     All proceeds from the events will be used for the Camp Toccoa at Currahee Project to preserve the Legacy of Leadership exemplified by the men who trained there.  Thank you for supporting the event and celebrating the Greatest Generation!

Join us for our FIRST race! 🏃‍♀️✨Let’s lace up our shoes and run with purpose as we come together in faith and community! All proceeds support Heart of Hope, a Christ-centered home away from home for young ladies ages 11–23 experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. Through God’s love, Heart of Hope offers a safe, nurturing place where residents can seek guidance, healing, and hope as they make important decisions for their future—whether that journey leads to parenting or adoption. 🍎🥪 Race fuel provided! Fruit and breakfast sandwiches will be available to help get you race-ready. Come run, walk, or cheer—every step helps share God’s love and hope with young women who need it most.Run for hope. Run for love. Run for Him. 💙✝️

Run With The Force 5K Join us for the Run With The Force 5K is a fun and meaningful race supporting Shreveport Homeschool Sports (The Force) and the student-athletes who train, compete, and grow through the program. Whether you are a competitive runner chasing a personal record or a family looking for a fun Saturday morning activity, this event is a great way to support local homeschool athletes while enjoying the running community in Shreveport/Bossier.   Why This Race Matters: Shreveport Homeschool Sports, known as The Force, provides homeschool students in Northwest Louisiana with opportunities to compete in organized athletics at the middle school and high school levels. Founded in 2012 by local parents who wanted their homeschooled children to experience team sports, the program has grown into a thriving athletic community offering teams in sports such as: • Cross Country• Track and Field• Basketball• Volleyball The Force exists to do more than build athletes. The program helps de

Join us for our annual 5K/1K for Lyme AWARENESS. This will be a TIMED event. 7:00 - check in 7:45 Opening Ceremonies 8:00 Start time Door Prizes, Food Truck, and FREE hydration shots from Sunrise Nutrition in Fairfax.

That's right, the Milk Run is back!     Join us for the third annual 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗸 𝗥𝘂𝗻 𝗼𝗻 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 6𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝘁 𝟵 𝗮𝗺 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗚𝗶𝘃𝗲-𝗮-𝗚𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗼𝗻 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗺, which benefits local food pantries by filling their coolers with wholesome farm fresh milk. Dairy products, especially milk, are the #1 requested products from food pantries, but they are seldom donated. Last year over 420 half gallons of milk were donated to HACAP and distributed to their partnering agencies, which are made up of food pantries throughout the Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Area.  This fun run (5k and 1-mile) will take you on a trip through the

Join us for the second annual Spokes of Hope bike ride! Participants from many communities will come together to ride bikes, cheer on loved ones battling cancer, celebrate those who’ve won the fight and uplift the memories of brave fighters they may have lost. There will be three routes available to ride for different levels of expertise. Enjoy stops at some of Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas most enjoyable establishments. Before the ride, take a look at our silent auction items, grab a drink, join the 50/50 raffle, and tie a ribbon on our tire artwork in honor/in memory of someone in your life who faced their own cancer battle. After the ride there will be live music at the Sag Wagon and the silent auction winners will be announced. Your participation will benefit the Hall-Perrine Cancer Center Hope Fund. The Hope Fund provides financial aid to help cancer patients purchase nutritional supplements, healthy meals, care related supplies, along with providing transportation to and fro

The DU Dash is a virtual run, walk, or ride hosted by Ducks Unlimited, Inc., supporting waterfowl and wetlands conservation. Join us and "put some throttle in your waddle" to support waterfowl, wetlands, and clean water! Do the Dash on your own time and on your own course between June 6th and June 14th.  You can support the cause by participating in the 5k or 10k Run/Walk.  Not a runner, no worries.  Sign up for the 5k Any Way, and you can bike, swim, rollerblade, jump in your boat, ATV, kayak, or whatever.  There is no limit to how you can support wetlands, waterfowl, and clean water!

The Riding Centre Therapeutic Program Benefit 5k Run/Walk Saturday, June 6, 2026  5k Run/Walk Start: 9:00 am (rain or shine)Race Day Registration: 7:30-8:30 AM $35.00 Pre-registration by May 18, 2026$30.00 w/out t-shirt. $40.00 w/t-shirt COURSE: Timing is provided by Can’t Stop Timing Company. The race starts and ends at The Riding Centre. Water will be provided at the start and finish and during the race. Split times will be given at each mile. There will be refreshments for all participants afterward. AWARDS: Award presentations begin promptly after last finisher, with Unique Awards to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Male and Female Overall and Master Runners (40 and over). AGE GROUPS: Awards will be given to top 3 in each category: 12 and under, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70-79 and 80 and over.   For more information, go to www.cantstoprunning.com or www.ridingcentre.org or contact Terry Luzader at terry.luzader.2@us.af.mil.

Hello Friends! We’re Kirk and Leslie Shadrick, Benjamin’s parents, and we’re truly grateful you’re here. Benjamin Mario Shadrick is our son, and his life is the reason we serve. Though Ben's life on earth was brief, his story changed us. It deepened our faith, stretched our hearts, and made us see vulnerable children in a way we never had before. And in that place; through prayer, tears, and a lot of listening, we believe the Lord gave us a clear calling: to build an orphanage for Him. We call it Casa Benjamin; a Christ-centered home in Zacatlán, Puebla, Mexico for children with special needs who are medically fragile and facing life-limiting illness. Children who need hospice-level care. Children who deserve to be held, comforted, protected, and loved consistently. This is about helping create a home where the most vulnerable children can receive the kind of care every human being should be able to count on: Gentle, attentive caregiversClean, safe living spacesNourishment and dail

Miles for Migraine will host its 9th annual 2-mile Walk, 5K Run and Relax Illinois Event hosted in Chicago at Diversey Harbor/Lincoln Park. This event is a fundraiser for Migraine & Headache Awareness, Treatment & Research. It's more than a walk/run - come connect with your local migraine & headache community, listen to our speakers & visit sponsors in the festival area.  All walk and run finishers receive a finisher medal. 5K run is professionally timed. Dress up in your best purple flair for a chance at a fun prize! Funds raised will benefit The Seymour Diamond Fellowship in Headache Medicine to support local migraine research and fellowship training programs as well as Miles for Migraine programs & services Registration: https://chi.milesformigraine.org

Saving Grace is on a mission and needs your help!  We are a women's home that aids women with faith based recovery from drug and abuse to influence positive life changing growth with a lifelong impact.   If you can't join us in person on the day of the race, you may choose to participate in the virtual 5K opportunity by walking or running a course of your choosing while still supporting Saving Grace's mission. Our in person events include a 5K, 10K and 1-mile run/ walk event at Victor Ashe Park to raise funds for our local non-profit mission work.  All 5 & 10K runners will receive a Race T-shirt, please sign up before May 25th to guarantee your shirt size!  PACKET PICKUP: Pick up will be available race morning only from the Pavilion at Victor Ashe starting at 8:45am. RACE COURSE: Course will start near the main pavilion and will travel out on the paved greenway path towards the Elementary School before looping back up the same path to finish where the race began from. 1

About the Dash for Dysphagia How are you going to #Dash4Dysphagia this year? Will you be walking, running, biking, swimming, roller-skating, dancing or doing something else?  The DRS Dash for Dysphagia is a fun way for friends and colleagues around the world to join together in support of research, education, and professional development in the field of dysphagia. This VIRTUAL event will help raise funds to support the DRS Research Career Development (RCD) Program and contribute to future scholarships and grant opportunities for our members. Registration $50 ($25 for trainees) How to Participate Participants can choose to participate at anytime and anywhere during the week of June 7-14.  You can ask others to support you or your team!  To participate as part of a team, you can create a team or join an existing team at sign-up. This option will be available after you have chosen which level to participate at (Trainee, Regular, or Industry). You should then select "Become a Fundraise

CASA is hosting its 5th annual Color Run event on June 6, 2026! Bring your family and friends to this fun, family-friendly event at Sycamore Middle School (no pets, please). Walk, jog or sprint - anything is fine so long as you have fun! There will be a post-race celebration with music, snacks and water. All proceeds from the event support CASA DeKalb County's advocacy of children from DeKalb County who have experienced abuse and neglect.  Registration fee is $30 for ages 13+ and includes a t-shirt and color packet and $20 for ages 5-12 and includes a t-shirt and color packet. Children 4 and under are free but should still be registered. An add-on t-shirt can be purchased (size youth small) for children 4 and under for $10 each. Register online through June 6 at 7:45 am. In-person race-day registration opens at 7:00 am and closes at 7:45 am. T-shirts are not guaranteed for anyone registered after May 25. Packet pickup is at 308 W State St, Sycamore, IL 60178 on June 5 from 3-6

Get out your running shoes and bring the whole family to Races for All Paces on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Eastern Illinois University’s O’Brien Stadium. This family-friendly event offers something for every fitness level, including a 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk, 5K, 10K, Toddler Trot, and Diaper Dash. Enjoy fun activities for all ages. All 1-Mile, 5K, and 10K participants receive a medal, with age-group awards for the 5K and 10K. Register by May 16, 2026, to guarantee your free T-shirt. Please note: Only animals trained to assist the disabled are allowed on EIU campus.

Please complete your registration prior to arriving on site for pickup.  All registration done online (no paper apps).Race Course travels through city streets and rural areas, course surface is asphalt some hillsAwards to male & female overall winners for both 5K and 10K.  Finishers medals for everyone running 5K or 10K. There will be NO awards/medals for the 2 mile walk. Shirts are only guaranteed for those who preregister by May 19th.  There will NOT be a second order of shirts this year.

The Rockford Fire Department welcomes you to participate in the 22nd Annual Rockford Fire Department 911 - 3K Run/Walk.  Join the fun and challenge yourself, family, or friends at this incredible event. This event was formed to bring fire prevention and emergency medical education to our community.  The numbers 9-1-1 are an iconic symbol of emergency services across the nation.  It also holds special significance following the events of September 11, 2001.  We honor the memory of that day with the race's start time 9:11am.   The Rockford Fire Department utilizes many training aids to provide fire and medical education to our community. Each year, we have direct contact with over 60,000 people, and many more through social media and public service announcements.  Proceeds from this race are used to educate our community, from toddlers to senior citizens, in fire prevention, safety, and community risk reduction.  The proceeds from this race will be used to purchase training aids and

Have a sweet tooth that only a donut can satisfy? Like Running or Walking? Well do we have a race for you!  Join us on Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 9:00am for an exciting new event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Eckert's Belleville Farm for a donut-themed event that is perfect for the whole family! This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com. Registration Includes: T-shirt:  Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included! Finisher Medal: Donut-themed finisher medal!Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walkResults Posted OnlineFree PhotosDelicious Donut waiting at the finish line

Mended little hearts is a national organization that supports children whom have congenital heart defects. We take bravery bags to local children’s hospitals as well. All proceeds go directly to this  non profit organization.   Early Pickup: June 5th from 6-8PM at VFW in Caseyville IL Race Day Pickup: June 6th from 8:30-9:30AM at Drost Park  Awards: Top 3 in age groups

Come join us on Saturday, June 6th for the 2nd Annual "Princeton Mile" road race! Certified Course!  IL26001NM The race will take place on Princeton’s historic Main Street, starting at the Apollo Theater and ending at Rotary Park, just in time to enjoy live music, food, and drinks at Rotary Club of Princeton's 5th Annual Shrimpfest. The course is a straight line, fully paved city street. If you are looking to set a personal best time for a mile, this would be the place to do it. The course has been certified, and the race will be chip timed. The first race will feature “elite” runners who will be competing for a $1000 prize which will be awarded to the first male and female finisher. Both male and female second place finishers will receive $750 and third place $500. In order to participate in the elite race, male runners must be able to run a mile under 4:30 minutes, and female runners must be able to run a mile under 5:30 minutes. The second race is open to anyone wishing

Don't miss Tom's Try-athlon! This friendly competition promotes exercise in a fun and energetic way. Kids will show off their skills and athleticism by participating in the three traditional triathlon events: swimming, biking, and running.* *Failure to wear a bike helmet during the entire bike portion will result in disqualification. Event starts promptly at 8am! Age Groups:6-89-1112-14 Registration Information:$30 per participant: Before May 16$35 per participant: May 17-June 3Online registration ends June 3 at 11:59pm$40 Day of registration until 7:30am (if space available) Shirt size is not guaranteed after May 16. Event Check-In and Packet Pick Up:Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 6:30-7:30am. Staff will also be available to answer any questions. Race Distances (all are approximate and are subject to change)  Age    Swim (yards)    Bike (miles)    Run (miles)6-8      25                       1.3                   .69-11    75                       2.6                  1.212-14  1

Registration and Packet Pickup  Race starts at 8:00 am. The packet pick-up/registration will start at 7:00 am with the table at the Virginia High School entrance. Online registration will be closed at this time. Parking is in the Virginia School lots or parking lot or near the ball diamonds.   General Information Redbird Run is a fun 5K run and walk hosted during the Virginia, IL BBQ. The Virginia BBQ is a small town festival with the support of a dashing community. To go along with our race, Virginia BBQ will have a pageant, vendors, parade, carnival rides, and tons of entertainment from June 6-8.  The Virginia Cross Country Team will be hosting this exciting event. The Virginia Cross Country Team consists of fifth - twelfth graders from both Virginia and Triopia schools. From August to October, the athletes participate in 25 meets around the central area. Last year, we had two Jr. High athletes (one male, one female) compete in the State Meet in Normal, IL.  We also had one High Scho

Giant Summer Run is the second event in the Historic Highway Hustle Series, a three-race celebration honoring the legacy of America’s Mother Road. Set along iconic Route 66, this summer race invites runners and walkers of all ages to experience the rich history, small-town charm, and community spirit that helped shape the open road. Be sure to follow our event on Facebook for the latest information and announcements including after party details.

Family-Friendly 5K Walk/Run for Pancreatic Cancer Research. Experience the 15th Annual DASH for Detection tradition on Saturday, June 7!Enjoy a scenic 5K course along Chicago's magnificent lakefront, followed by summertime fun and games for the whole family.

Special Thanks to Our Lead Sponsor: The Wladis Family Come out and join the FUN by running or walking with York Hospital on Saturday, JUNE 6, 2026! Follow our race course over the iconic Wiggly Bridge, along the beautiful York River, through Steedman Woods, past the York Golf & Tennis Club - and back to the hospital campus in town. Special prizes will be presented to the top male and female winners in each division and healthy snacks and refreshments – fruit, granola bars and water - will be provided to all.  Children (and parents!) are encouraged to participate. Registration fees are $25 (14 & older), $10 (13 & under), and $50 (families/groups up to 5 participants). These fees apply to both pre-reg and race day registration for the race on June 6, 2026. Race Day Registration: York Hospital will CLOSE registration at 3pm on THURSDAY, JUNE 4. Paper registration forms will be available for cash, check or credit card payments for race day registrants on Saturday, June 6. There

5K Run and 1.17 Mile Fun Run 5K Start Time 8:00 am 1.17 Mile Fun Run Start Time 9:30 am Packet Pickup 7:00 to 7:45 am This race benefits Isaiah 117 House Blount County. Isaiah 117 House Blount County provides physical and emotional support in a safe and loving home for children awaiting placement. Your support allows us to reduce trauma for children awaiting placement in Blount County, lighten the load for child welfare services, and ease the transition for foster families. 5K Awards: 1st Place M/F Overall, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place M/F in Age Groups 1-12, 13-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69 , 70-74, 75+

The Tri-Shark Classic Triathlon and Duathlon is the Bloomington-Normal area's premier Triathlon/Duathlon event. This Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon course boasts a flat, fast course through Comlara Park and surrounding areas.

🦸‍♀️🦹‍♀️ Superheroes don't always wear capes but when they do, they run and walk! 🦸‍♂️🦹‍♂️ Everyone is a superhero in their own way. From all the moms out there, to our front line workers, to even just those who are simply a friend to someone else. So for every superhero out there (that includes YOU), You make a Difference and we celebrate that with a fun run!   Overview:Run will sell-out QUICK! We will close off waves the moment they fill up. If waves are sold out, you can sign-up for the virtual run option or wait list. This is a smaller, private group run with a cap per wave. All paces and ages (under 18 with guardian) are welcome - Run or Walk!   There's no equipment or setup, this is a pure run with our coordinators to support you in a warm, stress-free setting! When you sign-up, we give you the support you need to help you achieve your goals and fitness. We also invite you to be part of our local run clubs that supports your fitness journey

Run For Hope is a 5k run, 2 mile walk, or kids 1/3 mile fun run to raise funds for Hope Center of Livingston County.  All proceeds will go to helping families in need in Livingston County. More information about this ministry can be found at pontiachope.org

Why Join Us?On Saturday, June 6, 2026, join us at Bridgewater State University, Massachusetts, for the 10th Annual Run to End Addiction 5K. Whether you run or walk, you're taking a stand against addiction, impacting communities across Massachusetts and New England. Your participation supports those battling addiction and alcoholism and honors the memory of those we've lost. This important occasion will unite individuals and families in a shared mission of freedom, change, and healing. Each participant receives an 10th Annual Run to End Addiction T-shirt, Medal, and Swag Bag, and is welcomed to a cookout with complimentary food, refreshments, resources, and activities. Like a race, recovery demands training, perseverance, and daily commitment to a sober, transformative lifestyle. With alcoholism, drug addiction, and a record amount of overdoses devastating the lives of so many, your attendance, support, and encouragement provide hope to countless men and women. Team IncentiveRal

The Big Turtle Trail Runs is back for 2026!

13th Annual Event   There will be activities for participants & spectators: - Color 5k Run/Walk ($30) - Kids Fun Run (Free) - Basket Raffle  Benefits: Jill Hoffman Memorial Scholarship American Cancer Society Wyalusing High School Athletics Elk Lake High School Athletics Ronald McDonald House Charities THON/Four Diamonds Contact us with any questions! Emily Hoffman @ 570-721-1252crushcancer5k@gmail.com

"RUN WITH THE BEARS" 5K RUNNERS. THIS IS THE 12TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEAR FESTIVAL AND OUR 5K RACE! IT WILL BE A CELEBRATION OF THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATION'S INDEPENDENCE !!! See below for directions The "Run With The Bears 5K" will be a tour of the historical, river, and downtown districts of the Washington County seat of Plymouth, NC. Runners can expect a relatively flat, road race with a short section along a nature trail with some uneven terrain and gravel. This race is a fund-raiser for the Washington County Historical Society and we will start the race with a full sized replica of a Civil War cannon!!!  BOOM!! There will be 1 water station near the 2 mile mark at the First Baptist Church. The race will begin at 7:30 AM on Washington Street near the Bear Towne Market. Runners will enjoy many sites along the way that they will certainly want to re-visit after the race. Grace Episcopal Church c. 1861 and numerous restaurants and shops in the downtown are

LOVE like JJ 5K Run and Walk Saturday, June 6, 2026 8:30 am Corwin Nixon Park, Mason, OH   On June 6, 2026 we will be hosting our Annual LOVE like JJ 5k to benefit LOVE like JJ! This year’s event will again have both In Person and Virtual options, you can walk or run - however and wherever it works best for you! Our event was created to celebrate JJ's bright light, and fundraise so LOVE like JJ can continue spreading joy and supporting children in our community.    Benefit: Race proceeds will go to support the great work of LoveLikeJJ, a 501(c)(3) organization. Love like JJ believes the best investment we can make is in our children and to ensure they all have fulfilled basic needs and the opportunity to succeed. Their goal is to engage the local community and to provide practical support to bring lasting improvements to their lives.Money raised through the LOVE like JJ 5k will go toward continuing to support these initiatives.   Details: Everyone who registers by May 13, 2026 wi

The Smoky Mountain Wheelmen proudly present the 24th Edition of the Cherohala Challenge.  The event offers three distinctive rides that almost anyone can find a ride that will fit their skill level with rides of  35, 62, and 115 miles.  Join us Saturday, June 6, for breathtaking views and pride inducing climbs on one of three world class routes. The 2026 edition moves the start/finish to Vonore to enhance, safety, new routes, and a new overall experience!   The title event, the Cherohala Challenge Century, is not for the faint of heart. This once in a lifetime ride tests riders with 115 miles and 10,350ft of climbing across two states. Riders begin in Vonore heading climb to Deals Gap and brave the fabled 318 curves of the Tail of the Dragon. After besting the beast, riders will descend the mountain into the Joyce Kilmer Forest near Robbinsville, North Carolina. What goes down must come up and riders begin their ascent across the magnificent Cherohala Skyway. And keeping with tradition

Celebrate....Community!Matters of the Heart Nashville strives to empower communities from all backgrounds and demographics to build a stronger, healthier, more inclusive community.Run/Walk with us to stay connected. Isolation is not good for the soul. Run/Walk with us to build a stronger North Nashville community. Come through to Hadley Park for the pre-Juneteenth celebration! Registration Includes: Finisher MedalParticipant Tee  Event Details: 6:30 - 7:15 AM: Registration7:30 AM:  Run/Walk 8:30 AM Community 1 Mile  AWARDS Overall prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers by gender in the 9K. AWARD NOTES: All awards are given out within 30 minutes after the last eligible winner crosses the finish line.Every participant in the 9K will receive a complimentary T-Shirt and a custom finisher’s medal.You must be present to claim the award - no exceptions.No awards will be mailed after the race. COURSE  The course will be contained within Hadley Park. The 9k will complete 10 loops of

Welcome to NextGen United's Summer Sun and Racing Fun 5k   5k kicks off at 8:00 AM Race Day Registration and Packet Pick-UP will begin at  7:00-8:00 AM Day Before Packet Pick UP on 6/5/26 at Betty G Ross from 4:00-6:00 PM   Location and Course: will Betty G Ross Park, 800 Madison St, Lincolnton, NC 28092 and the local Rail Trail   NextGen United's Summer Sun and Racing Fun 5K community fundraiser, which supports emergency crises, one-time hardships, and programs across the county. (proceeds go to United Way of Lincoln Co)   Awards: 1st place Male and Female overall1st, 2nd, 3rd in age groups (14 and under, 15-19,20-34, 35-49, 50-64, 65+) Male and Female   NextGen United, a teen-led interest group from United Way of Lincoln County, invites you to join ourfirst-ever 5K race and kick off the summer season! There will be awards for 1st place runner (male andfemale), as well as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in each age group—plus ALL runners will get to jumpstartsummertime with snow

16th Annual Marine Corps League Mud Run hosted by the Percy John Fulton Detachment of Winston Salem Saturday, June 6, 2026 Race Day Schedule 6:30 am. Gates Open 7:00 am Race Day Check- In and Registration 8:00 am.  Competitive Individual Wave #1 (Overall and Age Group Medals) 8:10 am. Open Individual Wave #2 8:20 am Open Individual Wave #3 9:00 Individual awards presented (Time is approximate) 9:30 am. Pollywog Kids Run 10:00 am Competitive Team Wave #1 10:10 am Team Wave #2 10:20 am Team Wave #3 11:00 Competitive Team Awards presented (Time is approximate) Location: Jomeokee Park and Campground1140 Paces PlacePinnacle, NC 27043 Course Map Course Info: Lots of Mud! Lots of Obstacles! Hill climbs, mud pits, fire hoses and fun. If you’ve missed any of these, you’re missing out on the dirtiest fun you’ll ever have with a 5K race! It’s a pretty muddy affair! Many folks ask how tough is the course? It can be as hard or as easy as you want it to be. One thing is for sure. When you run this r

Ricky Moyer loved many things in life, including farming, weight-lifting (all exercise really) and practicing law.  He was a devoted husband and father with countless friends in each of these industries. Always putting others before himself, he was generous, kind and always quick to offer words of wisdom. Over the years Rick competed in dozens of 5K races, often with his family in town. With his favorite season upon us, we are choosing to honor Rick’s legacy featuring his very favorite event - a Pump & Run and 5K walk/run. As he would often say to family and friends in regard to these friendly physical competitions - “pain is weakness leaving the body.” Our goal remains the same and we look forward to giving out our first scholarship to any Clinton County student interested in furthering their education in Agriculture, Criminal Justice or History.