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PRF’s 25th Annual International Race for Research 5K Race & 2-Mile Fun Walk (In Person or Virtual) Saturday, September 19, 2026 Race Start: 9:00 AM Registration opens at 7:45 AM. Celebrate 25 Years Come join us and hit the streets for the City of Peabody’s largest annual road race — now proudly celebrating our 25th year. We’re excited to mark this special milestone with our incredible community. This year’s event features a 5K run and a 2-mile fun walk, plus a virtual race option for supporters who can’t join us in person. Whether you're a serious athlete, casual runner, family, or team, this is a great course and a meaningful way to show your support. The morning includes awards and refreshments for all participants. Race Pricing Special 25th Anniversary Registration available until May 31st - $25 June 1st - June 30th $30 July 1st - August 15th $35 August 16th - Race Day $40 Youth ages 3–18: $25 (through race day) We hope to see you there. I mportant Details The race is rain or shine. Shirts and shirt sizes are not guaranteed after August 15. Dogs are welcome for the walk only, must be leashed, and there is no charge. Participants may join in person in Peabody or virtually from anywhere. Click to donate to Progeria Research

EVENT INFORMATION After five successful years as one of the most difficult sprint triathlons in the world, The GutCheck was reconfigured in 2019 as a point-to-point adventure race within Cape Cod’s 2000-acre DCR Nickerson State Park. Each year, the course will be different — and no one knows exactly what it will be until shortly before the race. Just know that it will be an endurance workout you won’t soon forget! WARNING! This is a race for intermediate athletes. Expect cold water, steep hills and difficult cliffside running trails paved with tree roots. While there will be emergency medical support on-site, all participants race at their own risk. HOW IT WILL WORK: Until shortly before the race, all you’ll know about this year’s GutCheck is that it will combine running, cycling, navigating and water crossing (paddleboard or swimming) in Nickerson State Park. You will present yourself at designated checkpoints along the way. Expect a finishing time of 1 to 2 hours. Whether you compete solo or with a group of your friends (2, 3 or 4 persons), the objective is to use your wits and fitness to scramble your way (including 92 steps built into a cliff) to the finish. THE COURSE Athletes will receive laminated maps that have checkpoints pre-marked before the race. You will navigate between checkpoints using the map and compass. Teams must check in at all checkpoints and the finish line together. Segments will be categorized as either a run, bike, or swim/paddle discipline. Keep in mind that you may have multiple running, biking, and swim/paddling legs that alternate throughout the race. Also, unlike a relay, 2, 3 or 4-person teams compete together the entire race. This is a point-to-point race, there is no central transition area so plan accordingly. HOW SHOULD I PREPARE? Prepare yourself for this event by training to be capable of trail running and biking for two-plus hours. There will be no more than four swim segments, and each swim segment will be 1/2 mile or less. Paddle segments will be longer. Biking elevations range from -5% to 8% grades, running elevations up to 18% grade. You can choose between swimming or paddleboarding. Bring your own, or a limited supply will be available to rent. Be prepared for a mile+ of total paddling or 3/4 of total swimming. Be prepared to read and follow the supplied trail map. There will be four race categories: solo, two-person, three-person and four-person. All members of a team race the entire course together, remain in close contact and finish at the same time. DISTANCES Be prepared to: Paddle 1 - 1.5 miles or Swim .5 - 1.0 miles Bike (steep hills) 5 - 10 miles Run (technical trails) 4 - 6 miles USA TRIATHLON This is a USAT Sanctioned race! That means that we meet or exceed strict guidelines set by USA Triathlon. This benefits the athlete by providing additional insurance coverage in case of injury. You are required to have either an annual or 1-day (Bronze) USA Triathlon membership in order to race in any USAT-sanctioned event. Non-USAT members will be required to purchase a one-day event insurance license from USA Triathlon for $14.99. GEAR LIST Road Bike Bike Helmet Paddle board w/ paddle or surf board Life vest or safe-swimmer buoy If swimming; dry bag for shoes, map etc. Running (or trail) shoes that don't mind getting wet We'll supply the laminated map ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED GEAR Marker to be used on laminated map Long pants, tights or leg protection Sunglasses or hat Bug spray Sunscreen Compass Dry bag or safe swimmer buoy with inner compartment RACING AS A TEAM Each person registers as an individual, noting the name of your team during the registration process. This avoids the hassle of one person registering the team but then needing to gather info and collect money from everybody. Team members can also decide prior to the event to "race solo," or vice versa. On race day each member of the team must go through check points and finish line together. May the fastest... and smartest... teams win! CAN TEAMS SHARE A PADDLEBOARD? Yes! Up to 2 team members can be on 1 paddleboard at a time. TRANSFER/REFUND POLICY There will be no refunds , transfers or wait list. TIMING Results are expected to be posted to the GutCheck website and the NEEE website with in one day. TRAVEL For those traveling from afar, Cape Cod is awash with hotels, motor lodges, inns, bed and breakfasts, vacation cottages and AirBnB offerings.

The Shirley May France 10K Road Race Hosted by the Somerset Economic Development Committee Presented by BankFive Join us in honoring a true Somerset trailblazer! The Somerset Economic Development Committee is proud to host the Shirley May France 10K Road Race , celebrating the legacy of hometown hero Shirley May France. As a determined teenager, Shirley captured national attention with her two courageous attempts to swim the English Channel in 1948 and 1949—coming within just one mile of making history on her second try. Her spirit of perseverance continues to inspire generations. This scenic 10K course winds through the heart of Somerset, beginning and ending on historic Riverside Avenue . Runners will loop around Dublin Street , High Street , and South Street , before crossing the finish line at Comfort Zone Grille & Bar , where a lively after-party awaits racers and spectators alike. A Race with a Mission: Supporting Local Proudly presented by BankFive, this event is more than a run—it’s a rally for our community. The race is designed to spotlight and stimulate business for the local establishments that make Somerset shine. Many of our community's beloved staples are just steps from the course, including: Comfort Zone Grille & Bar BankFive St. Anne's Credit Union Somerset Creamery Auclair’s Market Fiesta Mexican Restaurant Whether you’re running, cheering, or simply soaking in the day, you’re helping to uplift Somerset’s small businesses and community pride. Lace up, show up, and celebrate Somerset’s strength—past and present! Link to video of the race taken by SATV Link to Video Link to race photos Link to Photos

The Conway Area Humane Society is excited to host our annual Bark in the Park fundraiser on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 9:00 AM–4:00 PM. Do you have a beloved furry friend you’d like to honor? Whether they’re still by your side or have crossed the rainbow bridge, you can register today for our annual Honor Walk through Whitaker Woods or purchase a trail marker in their memory. This family- and pet-friendly walk raises critical funds to care for the animals awaiting their forever homes. Registration is now open to walk, fundraise, and win prizes! The Honor Walk begins at 10:00 AM in Schouler Park (meet at the info booth). After the walk, stay for a full day of fun including contests like “Best Bark” and “Best Tail,” plus an agility course for your pup to try. New this year! On Friday, September 18, 2026, our information booth will be open from 1:00–6:00 PM for early walk registration and to learn more about the Humane Society. That afternoon, Seacoast Dock Dogs will host a diving competition from 1:00–4:00 PM, followed by a special “Try Dock Dogs” wave from 4:00–6:00 PM. Participants can register on-site, and 50% of the “Try It” registration fees will be donated to Conway Area Humane Society. On Saturday, enjoy live music throughout the day, Dock Dogs competitions, vendors, food trucks, pet- and family-friendly games, and (availability and temperament permitting) some of our adoptable dogs. We can’t wait to celebrate with you and your pups while raising vital funds for animals in need! 🐾

This Hooksett Kiwanis race is also co-sponsored by Merrimack County Savings Bank. The trail race begins at Heads Pond trail at the intersection of Hooksett Rd. and Post Road in Hooksett. It proceeds along a hard packed stone dust surface, enters a wooded conservation trail and ends at the Hooksett Public Library. Restrictions : For the safety of all runners, walkers and local traffic: Please no strollers of any kind and no dogs. T-shirts will be provided to the first 100 registrations. Sign up now! EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION: 7/1/2025 - 7/31/2025 all runners/walkers $20, Kid's Fun Run $5 Pre-Registration 8/1/2025 - 9/18/2025 all runners/walkers $30, Kid's Fun Run $5 LATE Registration/Race Day: all runners/walkers $35, Kid's Fun Run $5 T-shirt and Bib Pick Up: T-shirts will be provided to the first 100 registrants. We will try to honor your size requests. You may register in person and pick up your T-shirt and bibs prior to the race on Friday, 9/19/25 from 4:00-6:00 PM and on race day Saturday, September 20 at the Hooksett Library front steps. There will be Port-O-Potties at the trail head. This year participants will be parking on one side of University Heights Road. Please observe the No PARKING signs and cones. Then there will be a short walk to the front of the Hooksett Library. A shuttle van will be available to take you and spectators from the Library to the Heads Pond Trail Head. There will be a bin in a secure location for you to put your personal things in while you run the race at the Library. Then just remember to retrieve them after the race. We will have a 50/50 raffle drawing at the award ceremony after the race. You can purchase tickets at the registration tables on Friday night and Saturday morning so remember to bring some money. They will sell for 3 for $5 or 10 for $10. Kids for the Kid's Fun Run can register on-line or on Friday and Saturday. Once the main race starts on Saturday at 8:30, the registration will move up to the Library front steps. The children can register right up until 9:15 when the race starts in front of the Library. It is a half mile course. All proceeds from this event will go to the Hooksett Kiwanis activities and events sponsored by them. These events include Manchester Central High School, Pinkerton Academy and Trinity High School Key Clubs, Hooksett Cawley and Manchester Hillside Middle School Builders Clubs, Hooksett Memorial K Kids, trail improvements in Hooksett, Kids' Kloset, Hooksett Community Food Pantry and other programs benefiting children. Hooksett Kiwanis Foundation is a 501c3 organization. Tax ID # 35-2219078. Age Groups for Awards Male and Female Age Groups for the Hooksett Kiwanis 5k trail race: 15 & Under, 16-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60+ For more information please go to: https://www.hooksettkiwanis.org/kiwanis-5k

About Lydia's House of Hope: Our transitional-living program is for women and children who have been affected by homelessness due to poverty, domestic violence, addiction, and generational trauma. Lydia's House of Hope provides a highly structured faith-based program for one year. Single women as well as mother's with children are provided with: Case management Nurse advocacy Occupational therapy Mental health counseling Substance abuse counseling Trauma therapy And over 50 continuous life skills classes to include parenting, nutrition, work readiness, time management, finance, and so much more! Lydia's House of Hope believes a holistic program helps families to heal as well as provides the skills necessary to transition from homelessness to wholeness. We invite you to contact us or volunteer and learn how you along with our community can transform the lives women, mothers and children. We are pleased to introduce Grace House, the newest LHOH step up program especially for semi-independent living. We give women the skills to end generational trauma and we stay connected with them on their journey to wholeness. Visit our website: www.lydiashousenh.org . We hope to see you Saturday 9/20/25 at 9:00am as we continue to build community and raise funds to conquer our mission! We race in honor of the young Lydia Valdez, her light and love are the inspiration for Lydia's House of Hope. You are invited to celebrate Lydia's birthday by lacing up your sneakers to help us continue supporting families dealing with addiction, homelessness and generational trauma. When: September 20, 2025, from 9:00am - 12:00pm Where:120 Maple Street Somersworth, NH 03878 behind St. Martin's Church in the parking lot. LHOH is excited to be raffling off some amazing donations. There will be activities for all ages during and after the race! If you cannot run, please inquire about volunteering, make a donation, or cheer on our runners. Businesses are always welcome to sponsor events. All are welcome and we cannot wait to see everyone from the community rally to help inspire generational wellness and healing! The top female and top male winner will receive a customized medal, and winners in each category will receive a ribbon. After the walk/run, enjoy awesome post-race activities and refreshments!! Bring the kids and the dogs! Thank you for your continued support! Lydia's House of Hope

Miles for Meals! We are excited to welcome you to the 7th Annual 5K Run/Walk for Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County! It will be at Mine Falls Park, a fantastic venue welcoming runners and walkers! The trails are unique and offer a wonderful 5K route and beautiful 3K walking trails, so walkers will enjoy this day just as much. If you do plan to attend, bring your families and friends! This is such a great opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, get out in the community, and support a phenomenal cause all at the same time! ! Live Race: Sat. Sept. 19th Location: Mine Falls Park, 7 Stadium Drive, Nashua, NH 03062 (use this address for your GPS) Registration Check-in: 8:30-9:15 AM Race start time: 9:30 AM Route: This is a beautiful trail that runs through the woods and by the river. Some sections are paved but most of the trail is dirt and can be uneven- please be aware if you are considering running with a stroller. Also, the route will be open to the public during the race, so we are asking all to be aware and share the trail. Giveaways: Your race registration (for both runners and walkers) will include: 2026 Miles for Meals T-shirt: ( must register before August 14th to be guaranteed a t-shirt) . T-shirts for day-of attendees must be picked up at the event. Virtual attendees will be able to pick up their shirts at the HCMOW Administrative Office in Manchester the week after the race. HCMOW Office: 46 Milford Street, Manchester, NH 03102 Teams: If you would like to create either a fundraising or race team, you can do so during the registration process. If you prefer not to register for the event but would like to donate, fundraise individually, or fundraise as a team, you can do so by going directly to the donate tab at the top of the page. ABOUT US Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County delivers nutritious meals to older adults. What someone may not know is that the human connection we provide can also help to improve quality of life and in some cases, even save lives. Isolation has become even more prevalent, within an already lonely population. Our own participants report that most of the time, our driver is the only visitor they have all week. Without human connection—older people’s lives are shortened and they can suffer damage to their mental and physical health and quality of life. With our program, not only do people receive that nutritious meal, but the social interaction we provide, however brief, helps them to feel connected, reassured, and wards off the isolation that can lead to serious health conditions. Since opening its doors in 1977, Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County has served more than 14.5 million meals, and today we are providing an average of 8,000 meals a week to our older and homebound neighbors throughout Hillsborough County, NH. With those nutritious meals come wellness checks, resources, care/concern follow-up calls and connection to the community. Our agency fully believes in tackling this epidemic of loneliness and isolation head on, which is why the residents of Hillsborough County 60 and older have a unique opportunity through Meals on Wheels: the Dine Out Club. Through three restaurant partnerships, older adults can enjoy a nutritious meal from a menu with a range of healthy options in the company of friends. We also offer a transportation service in Manchester for seniors that is a social opportunity in addition to providing much needed conveyance to stores and dining It is through events like the Miles for Meals 5k that our community is able to help our Hillsborough County neighbors access nutrition and avoid isolation. Please join us in ending hunger and isolation among our older neighbors by signing up today!

Join us on Saturday, September 19, 2026 for the 21st Annual Pedaling for Payson Bike Event at Elm Brook Park in Hopkinton, NH! This community event attracts cyclists and Payson Center for Cancer Care supporters annually, who raise funds for the Concord Hospital Payson Center for Cancer Care. Monies raised are used to provide our most vulnerable patients with a Nurse Navigator. The Nurse Navigator is a staff member, a "professional family member", dedicated to helping cancer patients find the medical, community, and financial support they need quickly, which in turn helps to calm the patient’s anxieties related to their treatment. No one should have to experience cancer alone, and by participating in Pedaling for Payson, you are helping to ensure that patients at the Payson Center have access to Nurse Navigators. Come out and join us for a road, mountain, or gravel ride. Whatever your reason may be, consider joining in on all that Pedaling for Payson has to offer.

The Joshua Druke Memorial 5K is a fundraiser for The Joshua Druke Foundation. Check-in is open from 8:30-9:45. Race begins at 10:00. Same-Day registration is available up until 9:45. The race will run through the village of Walpole, starting and ending at Whitcomb Recreation Center. Parking is available at the Walpole Elementary School and at the Hubbard Farms building. Age categories for prizes are 6 & under, 7-9, 10-12, 13-15, and 16+ (Adult), and 60+ (senior). Participants will continue with activities down by the basketball courts, including games and entertainment. There will be food trucks operating independently at the event. PRICES: $30 for Adults (18+) $20 for Under 18 $100 for a family of 4+ *REGISTER BY AUGUST 20TH FOR GUARANTEED TSHIRT SIZE AND ENTRY TO WIN A SWEATSHIRT* Race Map: https://www.mapmyrun.com/routes/view/5068699960

1Lt Mark Dooley Race of Remembrance is a 5k race/walk in honor of 1LT Mark Dooley's service to our country, state and community. This race is a community event sponsored by our local businesses and the Wilmington Police Department. All proceeds from this event are used to support Mark's memory by giving back to the community. One such community endeavor is the 1LT Mark Dooley Scholarship awarded to a Twin Valley High School Senior. Race timing will be by Granite State Race Services. The 1Lt Mark Dooley Legacy Fund Inc. is a registered non-profit 501(c)(3).

Join us for the return of the ADK 5K!!!! on the banks of Lake George The Race : 5k Race starts and finishes at the Adirondack Pub & Brewery in Lake George, NY Chip timed, beautiful course. Celebrate the fall running weather and relax with a beer on the shores of the Jewel of the Adirondacks! Tremendous views of Lake George! Modern Can Shaped Glass and custom ADK 5k swag to all finishers. Great team and group incentives. - Stay for lunch with the Hops, Chops & Roll Food Truck and the Adirondack Brewery Brewpub! Top 3 Overall 10 year Age Category Awards The Swag: ADK 5k Modern Can Shape Glass Race Shirt (Optional Upgrade) Team and Charity Upgrade Bonus Swag if you're staying in a hotel for the weekend! The Charity: Lake George Land Conservancy

5K Run/Walk Benefiting Third Age Adult Day Center! Join us for the Inaugural Dash for Dementia 5K Run/Walk, a community event hosted by UFirst FCU supporting individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias through the Third Age Adult Day Center at SUNY Plattsburgh. Whether you are running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, your participation helps strengthen local support services and raise awareness for dementia care. Event Details Date: September 19, 2026 Location: Plattsburgh State Fieldhouse Registration Opens: 1:00 PM Race Start: 2:00 PM Race Information 5K Run & Walk (All ages and abilities welcome) Timed and untimed participants welcome Course details and maps will be posted closer to race day Additional distance options may be added based on interest Registration Fees Adults: $25 Children (Under 12): $10 (only need to register if they would like a shirt) All registered participants receive an official Dash for Dementia event t-shirt. Shirt orders will close on a specified deadline to ensure availability. Benefiting Organization All proceeds from this event support the Third Age Adult Day Center at SUNY Plattsburgh, which provides vital programming and respite services for individuals and families living with Alzheimer’s and related dementias. Food & Refreshments We will be joined by the Dog Father Food Truck & High Peaks Brew Coffee cart! Sponsorship Opportunities Local businesses and organizations are invited to support this event through sponsorship. View our sponsor levels here . College & Group Challenge We are developing a friendly competition for college and community groups, including: Team registration Fundraising challenges Group recognition and awards More details will be announced soon. Location Plattsburgh State Fieldhouse Plattsburgh, NY Parking and venue access information will be posted prior to race day. Stay Connected Follow event updates and announcements here: https://www.facebook.com/share/17pCfo8dv3/

Start line: Lawn of the Schuyler County Courts - 105 9th St, Watkins Glen Finish line: Lucky Hare Brewing Bar & Grill - 2 Seneca Harbor Dr, Watkins Glen The route follows the original Grand Prix course and is 100% on roads or sidewalks. Near the finish, runners must cross Franklin St (NY-14) using the street light signals. Traffic WILL NOT be stopped for runners. Special Note: Runners must obey traffic signals at Franklin St / NY-14. Stopping and waiting may be necessary. Crossing illegally will result in disqualification and potentially injury or death. Cutoff Time: 3 hours (12pm) Free drink at the finish (provided by Lucky Hare Brewing) and finish line snacks 1 Aid Station approximately halfway through with water, electrolyte drink, snacks Post race party at the Lucky Hare Brewing, Watkins Glen Marina, location will be open to runners, friends, family, and the public with live music, as well as additional food and drink for purchase. We'll be giving away prizes via raffle (if you register for the race and show up, you're entered!) - here's what you can win: TBD Race Day Information You must check in before the race. Check in starts at 7:30 am and ends at 8:45 am. Check in will be located on the courthouse lawn, near the corner of 10th St and Franklin St (Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/UyyXRDGW7ix8fGSq7 ). If you pre-ordered a shirt, you can pick it up here. Race Start Race announcements will take place at ~8:50 am around the check-in area at the Courthouse lawn. From there, we will move to the race start across the street. Race will start at 9 am on Franklin St at the Grand Prix sign on the southbound lane. Make your first right hand turn onto Old Corning Rd (and enjoy the climb!) and stick to the side of the road. Follow orange cones placed on the side of the road. Race Details You will be running with the flow of traffic for the first 5.6 miles. A reminder that traffic will not be stopped during the race, and you must follow all traffic signals, paying special attention at Franklin St and NY-14 - stopping and waiting may be necessary. Failure to do so will result in disqualification and potentially injury or death. There will be an aid station at approximately 2.9 miles, once you’ve turned onto Whites Hollow Rd. There will be water, Gatorade electrolyte drink, and some bananas. You will need to cross the road at about mile 5.6 - again, exercise caution and cross when it is safe to do so. Finish line is at the Lucky Hare Brewing Bar & Grill Marina Location at the end of North Decatur St (Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bLkoyZxM3SdfiAbN9 ) There will be volunteers along the course - they are there to help ensure your safety but cannot stop traffic - please exercise caution when crossing roads. Post Race At the finish line, you’ll be given a free drink token for use at the Lucky Hare Marina location, good for Saturday. Everyone finishing the race will get a finishers award, with additional awards going to age groups and overall winners. We’ll have additional snacks, fruit, water, and more available for you post race. If you purchased the ticket with brunch, you'll have access to that at the finish line area. Raffle drawing will take place at 11 am - make sure you stick around if you finish fast, there are great prizes we’ll be giving away, but you have to be there to win! By registering and running the race, you’re automatically entered. Raffle Prizes TBD Other With the finish line and post race fun at the Lucky Hare Marina location (Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bLkoyZxM3SdfiAbN9 ), you may want to park closer to the finish and walk to the registration / start area. Or check in first, and then park near the marina and make your way back. It’s about 0.5 miles and flat - good for a walk or warmup.

Experience Requirement: The Liberty to Freedom Swim is a challenging open water event, involving a Hudson River channel crossing in typically choppy conditions. All participants must provide proof of recent, comparable open water swim experience (the PRIDE Swim Manhattan is an acceptable qualifier), and must swim at a pace of 25 minutes per mile or faster. Location: South Cove, Manhattan to Liberty Island Distance: 2.2 Miles | 3.5 Kilometers

13th Annual Miracles for Myeloma 5K Hybrid 5K Run/Walk September 13, 2025 Making a Difference by Working Toward Prevention and a Cure Together, We are Making Miracles!! 13th on the 13th! Our 13th Annual Miracles for Myeloma 5K Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, September 13th, 2025 as a HYBRID race. Proceeds from this event will help fund IMF’s ground breaking research initiatives which are critical in driving us closer to our mission of finding a cure. With rapid scientific advancements, imagine the breakthroughs that could emerge tomorrow with your support! Be an agent of change and join us in helping find a cure for myeloma! Register or donate today and let your participation echo the hope we all share. Together, we can turn steps into strides towards a cure. The course, staged entirely within the park on paved paths, is USATF certified and people of all ages are encouraged to participate in this community-wide fundraiser. EVENT DETAILS Location: Oak Ridge Park Clark, New Jersey Registration Cost: Adult Runners/Walkers $35.00 (prior to 07/07/2025) Ages 5-12: $20.00 Ages under 4: Free Same-Day Registration: Starts at 7:30AM Race Time: 9:30 AM Donation Cutoff : 12/28/2025 12:00 AM Contact: Ron Pask Phone : 732-574-9182 Email Address: miracles4mm@gmail.com Online Registration will end September 9th, 2025. Miracles for Myeloma Hybrid 5K Run/Walk is continuing to Redefine Being Together as we come together once again toward our common goal of Finding a Cure for Multiple Myeloma. Be a Part of the Cure and Register Today! You have the option to join a team Virtually or In-Person. Your team may be a hybrid of both Virtual AND In Person participants. We will even have separate competitions for Virtual participants and In Person participants so everyone will get that competitive feeling no matter where you are competing from, near or far. We encourage you to have fun and share your team pictures on our Facebook page. If you prefer to register as an individual Virtually or In-Person, we welcome you. You may be running/walking as an individual but you are a part of our Miracles for Myeloma Community. By registering or donating, you helping us get one step closer to finding a cure for Multiple Myeloma.

In honor of the Boys & Girls Club Day for Kids, our 6th annual 5K to Wellness is scheduled for Saturday, September 19th, 2026, at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center in Branch Brook Park, Newark, NJ. The Boys & Girls Club of Newark (BGCN) is an after-school program in Newark. We are more than an after-school program. We believe in supporting children from a holistic approach. On-site at the Boys & Girls Club of Newark, we have a pediatric dental center that provides no cost to low-cost dental services to children in the community, food distributions, vision care, and social and emotional support to children who attend the program. Our first 5K fundraiser in 2021, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic that illuminated more access to care, allowed us to hire an additional wellness support staff to expand our wellness program. In addition, last year’s event catalyzed us to launch our mental and behavioral health clinic in October 2022. With your participation, we can expand our mental and behavioral service to our members and the greater Newark community by hiring additional licensed mental health practitioners. Additionally, your support will provide families access to nutrition education, case management to address immediate daily needs and dental and vision care. BGCN requests your support to make our 5th annual 5K to Wellness a success! When you race with us, you will get cool stuff, too! You will receive a t-shirt and a 5K run/walk finisher medal. The race will take place on a USATF-certified course and is sanctioned. Age Group Awards (M&F Overall Top 3, 15 & under, 16 -19, 20 - 29, 30 - 39, 40 - 49, 50 - 59, 60 - 69, 70+ ) Join us, as we would love to take a 5K run/walk to Wellness with you! Parking Information There is parking located at the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center. Additional free parking is available at a side parking lot at 987-1051 Franklin Ave, Newark, NJ 07107. There is a path from this lot leading into the park. You must cross the street toward the Cherry Blossom Welcome Center (a landmark near the start of the race).

Harvest to Horizon Running Festival One day, three events! Options for all levels! 1 mile fun run - great for families and all ages! 5k (3.1 miles) - check out the runway! Half Marathon (13.1 miles) - the view at Bay Point is almost as sweet as the ice cream at the end! Post-race party ( including a small ice cream from Frosty's ), medals & t-shirt! Proceeds donated to Robert V. Hoffman III Memorial Fund 5k & half marathon are timed events. Awards: Half Marathon: Overall male and female, age group and gender first place; 5k: Overall male and female, age group and gender first place. Aid stations offering water, electrolytes and snacks roughly every 2 miles. Port-o-pots along the course for Code Brown prevention. This event is For Runners, By Runners ! Event design by Tired Runners Club . Half Marathon Strava Route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3357419714475643838 5k Strava Route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3345520392290377790

Join us for the Manila Madness 5K Freedom Run/Ruck, an event honoring the legacy of Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone and the sacrifices of our nation's heroes. 5K RUN – USATF Certified Test your endurance on a USATF-certified course, perfect for runners of all levels. Whether you're aiming for a personal best or simply looking to run in honor of a true American hero, this 5K is a meaningful way to challenge yourself while paying tribute to Basilone’s unwavering spirit. 5K RUCK – Ruck in GySgt. Basilone’s Shoes Experience a challenge inspired by the weight of battle. Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone carried a Browning M1917 .30 caliber heavy machine gun, which alone weighs about 40 pounds when filled with water. If you’re looking for an even greater test of strength and endurance, take on the full combat load—machine gun with water, tripod, and ammunition—totaling approximately 100 pounds. Whether you’re running, rucking, or supporting from the sidelines, this event is an opportunity to honor a Marine Corps legend and keep his legacy alive. Sign up today and push yourself like a warrior!

We are honored to host the annual Patrolman Samuel C. Irvin Legacy 5K Walk/Run at Mansfield Twp. Park. The event will take place on the paved Kinkora Trail that winds through woods and farm fields. This event is in memory of our 23-year-old son, Sam, who tragically passed away from sudden cardiac arrest on July 23, 2023, while working out. Following his passing, we learned that Sam had a genetic mutation known as Brugada Syndrome. Sam was a three-sport athlete in high school and played college baseball. He had recently graduated from college and the Gloucester Police Academy and was serving as a patrolman for the Mansfield Police Department at the time of his death. He is survived by his son Beau Samuel. This event, with your participation and support, will not only honor Sam's legacy but also make a meaningful impact by supporting student athletic scholarships established in Sam's name at Northern Burlington County Regional High School. Together, we can honor Sam's legacy and make a meaningful impact!