Events
Description
Stroll for a Goal and join the Rogers Park Middle School Step Challenge. It’s easy and fun! Just keep track of your steps, wherever they take you, for a four (4) week period between Friday, November 1 – Thursday, November 28. In the spirit of encouraging daily logging of steps, we have set the max tally at 25,000 steps per day.
The RPMS Meal Train is a public charity that provides over 100 students with monthly household items for food-insecure students and their families. Our goal is to remove at least one barrier from our students so that they can meet their fullest potential.
Challenge Info
This is a month-long challenge beginning on November 1 and ending on Thanksgiving, November 28. You can walk, run, jog, hike, climb - any feet-powered means of moving! Keep track of your steps and log into the system to record your steps. You can do as many steps a day as you'd like - any distance you can do is all it takes. Refer to the FAQ's and Recording Your Steps menu items for more information. Challenge yourself and enjoy being a part of helping to support the RPMS Meal Train!
Awards
The 1st place winner will receive a $50 Amazon Gift Card, the 2nd place winner will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card and the 3rd place winner will receive a $10 Amazon Gift Card.
Referral Program
Challenging yourself is better with friends! Once you register for the Stroll for a Goal, you’re eligible to earn rewards when you refer friends and family to join you.
How It Works
1. Complete your online registration
2. You’ll receive a custom, shareable link in your confirmation email
3. Share your link with your friends and family. You can also post on your social media.
4. Get rewarded! You’ll get credit for anyone who registers for the Stroll for a Goal through your personal referral link!
Rewards
5 Referrals: Get a full refund of your registration fee!
Race Contact Info
If you have any questions about this race, click the button below.
Race Website
Additional race information can be found at https://www.rpmsmealtrain.org/.
