Join us at Gahanna's Academy Park to help kick cancer's butt.
Why? Cancer touches the lives of millions of people each year. By participating you can kick cancer's butt because ALL proceeds will benefit The American Cancer Society.
The ACS helps people get well, they fund and conduct research to find cures, and they offer hope for the world with MORE BIRTHDAYS!
All participants in this chip-timed 5K will receive a medal, t-shirt, goody bag and refreshments. Awards will be given for top qualifiers of the 5K. Strollers & Wheelchairs are welcomed.
Register and help cancer patients become cancer survivors!
Can't attend on race day? No problem, you can participate as a Virtual Runner!
All virtual runners will receive a commemorative medal which will be mailed the week after the race. We encourage all participants to upload a photo we can post in our Photo Gallery.
Save time in line on race morning and stop by Columbus Running Company's Westerville location on Thursday, March 19 (10a-8p) or Friday, March 20 (10a-6p) to get your race materials early. Stop in and visit the running and walking experts at the CRC, and maybe pick up a new shirt to wick away that sweat as you work hard toward your goals!
On Saturday, March 21 at Academy Park, you can pick up your race materials (or register if you've waited until the last minute) beginning at 8a.
There are heated restrooms near the race day registration area and starting line.
In addition to finisher medals for all, the top male and female finishers overall and in the following age groups will earn a special award: 19U, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+,
The Run For More Birthdays 5K is the kickoff event for the 2020 C2C Season. If you are interested in participating, there will be an information table on race day and you can also click here for more details.
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