Since its inception in 2007, the Fiesta 5K has raised more than $3.7 million for ALS research. Participants can run/walk as part of a team or on their own. The goal of the race is simple - we want to make people more aware of ALS and raise funds to support our efforts toward a cure.
If you’ve participated in a virtual race at any time you know the drill, but if not, it’s easy!
First step is registering and making it official! Click "register now" at the top of this page to sign up for the 2021 Fiesta 5K. During registration you can also opt-in to report your race results via text or email (we’ll explain more below).
Each participant will receive a race themed "running visor". These will all be mailed out in May using the "shipping address" provided during the registration process.
We will be creating a "unique" race themed Digital Bib that you will be able to download and print and/or share on social media. Keep an eye out for pre-race email that will give instructions on how to access your "digital bib".
You can run or walk your 5K (3.1 miles) anytime between May 1st and May 30th (11:59PM ET). You can run anywhere you like - your neighborhood, your favorite trail, your treadmill, or your local city park.
After you run or walk your race you can submit their results through text or email (if opted in during the registration process), or directly on the runsignup.com results page. If you have questions about submitting results don't hesitate to reach out to us at events@charmcityrun.com. Results automatically update as times are submitted, so you can check the results to see how you stack up against the competition.
If you don’t take a picture did it even happen? We’d love to see your pre- and post-race pictures! You can post them during the result reporting process or directly to the runsignup.com photo page.
Awards to the top 3 Male and top 3 Female.
The Robert Packard Center for ALS Research has been on forefront of ALS research for the past twenty one years. Our approach to research is one where we facilitate intense scientific collaboration across institutional and administrative boundaries. Our aim is to provide innovative, promising, focused projects with researchers who understand that collaboration is a powerful catalyst in ending the disease.
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