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Sat October 11, 2025 Louisville, KY 40241 US Directions
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Events

Multi Terrain Course

KDVA 5K Run

$0 9:00AM EDT - 10:30AM EDT $15 Suggested Donation to the KDVA Homeless Veterans Program.
Single Terrain Lap Course

KDVA 5K (Special Lap Event)

$0 9:00AM EDT - 10:30AM EDT $15 Suggested Donation to the KDVA Homeless Veterans Program.

Place

E.P. Tom Sawyer Park
3000 Freys Hill Road
Louisville, KY US 40241

Description

Join us for the KDVA 5K Run/Walk Saturday, October 11th at E.P. Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville. The run will begin at 9am with race day check opening at 8am.

Registration is a suggested $15 donation through July 31st. $25 suggested donation through race morning All participants will receive a race day t-shirt if registered by September 26th (shirts cannot be guaranteed after this date due to printing deadlines)

All proceeds will go to the Kentucky Homeless Veterans Trust Fund.  The KDVA Homeless Veterans Program is a proven, successful program that helps veterans currently experiencing homelessness or those at risk through rental, electric, gas, and water assistance. If you are a veteran in need or know of a veteran in need, please visit Veterans.KY.GOV for grant assistance information.

This event is presented by the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs and highlights the programs and services to end veteran homelessness.

Chip timing and results will be provided by Central Kentucky Race Management & Bigfoot Timing.

What is the Kentucky Homeless Veterans Trust Fund?

KDVA Homeless Veterans Program is a proven, successful program that gets homeless veterans off the streets and provides assistance to those at imminent risk of homelessness by connecting them with resources across the state. Resources include but are not limited to:
Immediate needs - food, clothing, access to shelter, access to homeless veteran providers, assistance with Rent and Utilities

What is the KDVA?


​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Governor Paul Patton established the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs (KDVA) in 1998. He charged the Department with helping veterans and their families obtain all federal, state, and local veterans benefits to which they are entitled. Kentucky began building a Department capable of significantly assisting Kentucky’s large veteran population.

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