Answering the Call's 2nd Annual Project Remember Missouri VIRTUAL 5K - 2020

***Project Remember 5k is going virtual with the safety of our participants and first responders in mind.  We hope you will join the Project Remember team by doing your 5k as they cross the state honoring our fallen first responders.  Show us your pictures and make sure to tag ATC and PRM!

***Shirt and medal pick up location is set for: Friday, October 9th, 2020 from 9AM to 2PM at the Blue Springs Police Department (1100 SW Smith Street, Blue Springs, MO 64015) For those that can’t make it to packet pick-up, please reach out to us and we will mail them!***

Project Remember Missouri and Answering the Call are teaming up again for another memorable run across the state of Missouri! From October 3rd through October 10th, Blue Springs Police Officer, endurance athlete, Keegan Hughes and friends, will honor fallen First Responders and raise money for Answering the Call (501C3). This year, the Project Remember team will be running 189 miles in 7 days, wearing FULL DUTY UNIFORM; one mile for every First Responder killed in 2019. The 189 mile run through Missouri, will begin at the Missouri Law Enforcement Memorial in Jefferson City, Missouri. As he crosses the state, Officer Hughes and team will be meeting up with additional First Responders, including Firefighters, EMT’s, and a variety of Law Enforcement divisions (Missouri Highway Patrol, Sheriff’s Departments, and local Police Departments) to present flags of honor to the families of fallen First Responders. 

On Saturday, October 10th,VIRTUALLY join Officer Keegan Hughes and team for our 2nd Annual 5K to celebrate another successful run honoring our fallen First Responders. Thanks to our generous sponsors, 100% of your registration fee will be going to Answering the Call. Answering the Call was founded in 2015 to support all Kansas City metro area First Responders in a time of need. This 501 (c) (3) was established to link community support to local First Responders when they suffer a severe duty/non-duty related injury or illness. Answering the Call is a source of not only financial aid but a community awareness to support First Responders and their families.