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Sun September 29, 2024

Events

A great way to start your Sunday!

Commit to Community 5K Run

9:30AM EDT - 11:00AM EDT
A scenic tour of the Kenduskeag Steam!

Commit to Community 10K Run

8:30AM EDT - 11:00AM EDT
Include the entire family!

Commit to Community 5K Walk

9:30AM EDT - 11:00AM EDT
Special Event for Youngsters!
Join us from the comfort of your home!

How Did Things Go for the 2024 Commit?

The 6th Annual Commit to Community (new name) took place on Sunday, September 29th. 694 people registered, and 189 people volunteered. Nearly $228,000 was raised for the St. Joseph Healthcare SAFE program, which will help to ensure a strong level of resources for the coming year.

The fundraiser who raised the most money this year was Eliana Nesin-Bird, who has been the champion fundraiser each of the event's six years.  Well done, Eliana!

The team with the most members this year was Run that STAT! - 32 individuals!  Congratulations! The District Attorney team was in second place, with 19 team members. Great job to all teams!

There were three water stops, and these were overseen by Bar Harbor Bank & Trust employees, Husson University cross-country athletes, and Bangor High cross-country athletes. 189 volunteers is incredible - and we are grateful to each and every one.

Photos were taken by David Koffman, MD, Rebecca Parent, Ryan Haskell, and Amanda Millay. Those photos are available to review. Music was provide by two fantastic DJs - Raymond Grindle and Steven Boddy. The Children's Obstacle Course was developed and overseen by Kimberly Smith. Our Event Manager was Jana May, and our Race Director for the sixth year was Brad Ryder.

Thank you to everyone!

Description

Our Commit to Community, Supporting Victims of Violence and Abuse takes place in September and includes the Kids Obstacle Course, 5K Walk, 5K Run, and 10K Run. All money raised through this event funds the St. Joseph Hospital's Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) program. Every participant, every donor, and every sponsor will be helping people in eastern Maine who require help from the hospital's SAFE nurses.

 

Why Is This Event Important to Our Community?

Listen and watch several St. Joe's SAFE nurses and one of our community partners talk about the importance of the program. 

 

Presenting

Humanitarian

Patron

Missionary

Guardian

Steward

Neighbor

Race Website

Additional race information can be found at http://www.stjosephbangor.org/c2c.

Place

Start and Finish in Bangor's Broadway Park.

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