Fox Point Centennial 10K/5K Run/Walk presented by Freedom PT Services

The 5K run/walk will symbolize distances traveled to access water in other parts of the globe. All proceeds from the Run 4 Water MKE go to projects designed and built by Engineers Without Borders at UW-Milwaukee providing clean water to villages in rural Guatemala.

The virtual race can be completed any time between 6:00 AM on Saturday, April 18 and 10:30 AM on Sunday, April 26. Awards will be mailed out after the race.

DISCLAIMER: The race directors reserve the right to change the in-person race to a virtual race.

For more information on sponsorship opportunities visit the race website www.run4watermke.org or contact the race at run4watermke@gmail.com

Welcome to the 20th anniversary of Run the Bay!

Step into your running shoes and into a tradition that moves the community forward! On Saturday, May 2nd, join fellow runners and walkers at Klode Park for a fun-filled race through Whitefish Bay. Whether you're chasing a personal best or just in it for the community spirit, this race welcomes all.

Best of all, all race proceeds directly support the Whitefish Bay Public Education Foundation, helping enrich local public schools, teachers, and students. Lace up, show up, and make a difference!

Register today and be part of the tradition! Run the Bay is a community-oriented event that truly has something for everyone, whether it be a casual family walk to kids' races or a competitive 5k run.

Run or Walk to Save a Life - 5K Run/Walk

Join us on May 9, 2026 for a meaningful fundraiser supporting individuals in recovery through Great Lakes Adult & Teen Challenge. Run or walk for a great cause, create a team, and raise funds to help save lives. Participants are encouraged to fundraise, with prizes awarded for top individual and team fundraisers.

This family-friendly event includes homemade snacks at the finish line, plus a bouncy house and face painting for kids - fun for all ages!

Every step makes an impact. Walk with us and help change lives.

Strain for the Brain is an annual event held to honor individuals diagnosed with a brain tumor and to

celebrate the family and friends there to support them. Brain tumors are a devastating disease that affects 80,000 people and their families each year. The funds raised through Strain for the Brain will directly contribute to advancements in research, medical treatments, and support programs for individuals and families impacted by this life-changing condition. By participating in Strain for the Brain, you will not only contribute to the fight against brain tumors but also showcase your dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of those affected by this disease.

Persons with any financial limitations please contact organizers to discuss a Fee Waiver.

History of Strain for the Brain

Mike is a brain tumor survivor who started Strain for the brain in 2010 to raise awareness of this rare disease. The event started small along the lakefront at Veterans Park, originally in May which is brain tumor awareness month. After one particularly chilly event of sleet and snow flurries, it moved to the first weekend of June at Miller Park (currently American Family Stadium) and then to Harley Davidson Museum. Ultimately, the event outgrew that space and has returned to Veterans Park. While Mike had many people help him along the way, it was his persistence and determination to support the cause that kept the event going year after year. Due to the growth of the event, Mike has turned the operations over to Dr. Jennifer Connelly but still is an active participant.