Kansas City's first and only 5K to benefit Hospice and Palliative Care!
Our mission is to raise awareness and support for Hospice and Palliative Care, specifically benefiting those at Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care and Midland Care Hospice of Topeka and Lawrence. Since the 2011 inaugural race, Heroes for Hospice has raised and donated a net $188,000 to the two hospice houses!
This family friendly race will take place on a fun route around the Lions Gate Golf Course starting and finishing at REI in Prairiefire. Bring your friends and family out to support an amazing cause. Runners, walkers and stroller/wagon riders are all welcome join!
There will be awards given to the top overall male/female winners and overall male/female masters runners following the race. All registered participants receive a complimentary Heroes for Hospice race shirt.
Not a fan of running or walking, but still want to help? Donations of funds are greatly appreciated. You can make an online donation HERE.
https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/search-cause?charityId=75548&s=3
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Kids that are 8 years old and younger may run the 5K with their parent free of charge. If you would like to purchase a t-shirt for them there is a $10 charge.
There will be awards given to the top overall male/female winners and overall male/female masters runners following the race.
Packet pickup and race registration is at KC Running Company via 200 E 135th St, Kansas City, MO 64145 from 12PM-5:30PM on Friday, June 9th &
Race day morning, June 10th morning in front of the HomeGoods in Prairiefire store from 6:30AM-7:30AM.
Individual Pricing
1/28 - 3/05: $25
03/06 - 04/09: $28
04/10 - 05/07: $31
05/08 - 06/10: $35
Team Pricing (groups of 4 or more)
1/28 - 3/05: $23
03/06 - 04/09: $26
04/10 - 05/07: $29
05/08 - 06/10: $33
Children age 8 and under, riding along in wagons or strollers are free. T-shirts may be purchased for $10 a shirt.
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