Common Heart VIRTUAL Retro Run

Virtual 5k Run / Walk

• Common Heart Retro Run 

  • Let us know if you want to pick up your bib and shirt at our drive thru check in site on May 20th 10 am - 2 pm at Common Heart, 116 Business Park Dr, Indian Trail. Bring nonperishable food for the pantry and be entered to win more prizes.  Your shirt and bib can can be mailed to you if you prefer.
  • Send us pictures of your 80's garb and running your race and we will post on our facebook pages.
  • Run/Walk on a treadmill, in your back yard, in your neighborhood, etc. Report your time

THE RETRO RUN IS COSPONSORED BY COMMON HEART AND THE TOWN OF INDIAN TRAIL  SUPPORTING THE WORK OF COMMON HEART AND ITS VOLUNTEERS IN THE COMMUNITY.

Common Heart's focus is on helping to meet current needs for our neighbors in poverty while helping them to not only get by, but get ahead. Common Heart operates 8 local food pantry programs in Union county, NC providing 505,721 meals in 2019 to an average of 750 families each month. Of the estimated 22,000 hungry children, women, men and senior adults in our community last year these pantries served 7,986. Common Heart's approach provides more than food, Our programs focusing on economic empowerment provide the basis for families to build social capital, break through barriers and build their own resources for self sufficiency. Additionally,  it provides friendship and empowerment toward self-sufficiency with over 700 volunteers serving our neighbors. Your participation helps to expand this small revolution of kindness through these pantries, and the economic empowerment programs providing training, support and a way for our neighbors living in poverty to engage and be advocate for solutions to the problems of hunger and poverty locally.

There are many ways you can get involved with Common Heart. Find out more at http://www.CommonHeart.org. Connect with us on Facebook.

All proceeds to benefit Common Heart.Common Heart is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization promoting personal action and awareness to address hunger and poverty. Located in Indian Trail we are encouraging a "small revolution of kindness" to transform individuals, families and communities.