One in Five 5K

On Sunday, April 25th at Quarry Road Trails in Waterville at 9:00 am, people will be running or walking in solidarity against the harsh reality of the impact of sexual violence in our Maine communities. Inspired by the current Maine statistic of an estimated ONE in FIVE people in Maine have been affected by sexual violence (Muskie School of Public Policy, Maine Crime Victimizations Rates, 2011), the Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center is hosting the 10th annual One in Five 5k race. You can choose to sign up for the virtual race, or you can join us at Quarry Road Trails on April 25th!

~This event is taking place in the month of April to honor Sexual Assault Awareness Month~

Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome! Strollers are welcome!

Packet Pick Up: Packets can be picked up at our Winthrop office on Friday, April 23 between the hours of 8:00 and 4:30, Saturday, April 24 between the hours of 2-4 pm  at Quarry Road, and on race day at Quarry Road from 7:30 to 8:30 am.  

Sunday (race day): registration: 7:30 to 8:30 AM  race starts: 9:00 AM

Trophies for the in-person event will be awarded for the following:

The Largest Team
The Largest Fundraising Team
The Most Creative Virtual Team
Top Fundraising Individual 

Medals will be awarded for the following in-person categories:

·        11 and under 

·        12—16 

·        17—19 

·        20 – 29 

·        30—39 

·        40 – 49         

·        50 – 59 

·        60 – 69

·        70 – 79     

Females – blue neck ribbons

·        11 and under

·        12—16 

·        17—19 

·        20—29 

·        30—39 

·        40—49 

·        50—59         

·        60 – 69

·        70 – 79

Overall  - red, white & blue neck ribbons

·        Male 

·        Female  

The Virtual race will be based on the honor system and your time can be uploaded right into RunSignUp.

If you register before March 25th, you will receive a FREE Port & Company Performance T-shirt!!    

100% of the proceeds of this event will benefit the Sexual Assault Crisis & Support Center and their services for survivors of sexual abuse.  A fully staffed and highly trained Sexual Assault Support-line is available 24 hours a day,  Support groups, justice system advocacy, school-based prevention education, and Children’s Advocacy Center are all provided free of charge to the members of the Kennebec and Somerset counties’ communities in need.  Hundreds of people utilize these important services every year.

Please note, we are following CDC guidelines and State of Maine orders for this race, should any changes happen, we may need to pivot the event to a virtual race. If that happens, we will notify you with options for refunds. Still have questions?  Please contact Samy Sturtevant at 207-377-1010 or samy.sturtevant@silentnomore.org

If you or someone you know needs help and wants to speak with one of our advocates, please call our 24-Hour Helpline: 1-800-871-7741