DC10 Track Fest

Are you ready to make a difference while breaking a sweat? Join us for the 2026 IronMed 5K—Georgetown University School of Medicine’s premier charity race benefiting the HOYA Clinic!

Every step you take in the IronMed 5K helps fund vital healthcare services at the student-run HOYA Clinic, regardless of immigration or insurance status. With your support, we can continue expanding our clinical outreach and better meet the evolving needs of our clinics and community partnerships.

Mark your calendars! The race is happening on Sunday, April 12 at Capital Crescent Trail (Fletcher's Boathouse, 4940 Canal Rd NW, Washington, DC 20007). Our race will be taking place both in person and virtually. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation makes a real impact.

Let’s lace up, run with purpose, and make a difference—together.

Want to donate directly?

2026 HOYA Clinic IronMed 5k Campaign - Georgetown University Crowdfunding

The Cooperative Development Foundation (CDF) serves as the apex US cooperative foundation. Through grantmaking and programming, CDF builds the capacity of the cooperative business community to solve societal challenges, reinforce democratic decision-making, and improve economic opportunities for all. As a result, more people in our nation can address their needs, pursue their aspirations, build shared wealth, and thrive in community.

The Co-op 5k is a fun and family-friendly race that supports CDF’s cooperative development and education work while honoring cooperative hero, Chuck Snyder, whose Do Well to Do Good mantra continues to inspire. The Co-op 5k is one of the ways CDF celebrates, promotes, and strengthens the cooperative identity. Every year, people come together with the spirit of Cooperative Principles 6 and 7 - Cooperation Among Cooperatives and Concern for Community – to help CDF raise money for continued co-op capacity building across the country.

Register by March 13 to be guaranteed a t-shirt in your desired size. Participants that register after March 13 may receive a large t-shirt.

Sizes include: Unisex XS – 4XL and Women’s S – 4XL

VIRTUAL RUN - April18, 2026 - May 1, 2026

LIVE RACE - Saturday, May 2, 2026 8:00 am race start. Registration and check-in opens at 7:15 am

Hains Point, Washington DC

For more information - please visit: https://www.cdf.coop/co-op-5k

This year the walk will be held in three separate locations. Washington DC will be the first event of the year and that event will be on April 18th. The second walk will be held along the Macomb Orchard Trail in Richmond Michigan on May 2nd. The third and final walk will be in Holland Michigan starting at the beautiful Holland State Park Beach. We are so honored to partner with our family, friends, and neighbors to stand together in this fight that many of our veterans battle alone. Join us in 1 or all 3 events and help us save lives.

The DC walk will start at the Lincoln Memorial and follow the multi purpose trails to the Nation's Capital and back. Each lap is a 5 mile trek.

Join us for the SOC Christopher Chambers Memorial 5-Mile Run, a community run dedicated to honoring the life, service, and sacrifice of fallen Navy SEAL SOC Christopher Chambers.

This memorial run is more than a race; it is a moment of remembrance, gratitude, and unity. We come together to memorialize Chris’s legacy, recognize the courage and commitment of those who serve, and raise funds to support his family.

The run will take place at the University of Maryland, following a scenic 5-mile route around the beautiful Lake Artemisia. The course offers a peaceful and reflective setting, allowing participants to run, walk, or ruck in honor of a hero who gave everything in service to others.

This event is open to all runners, walkers, students, service members, families, and supporters, anyone who wishes to show their respect and race in remembrance. Whether you are here to push your limits or take each step with quiet reflection, your presence helps keep Christopher's memory alive and provides meaningful support to those he left behind.

Bio:

Name: Christopher J. Chambers

Branch: USN

Unit: ST3 Charlie Platoon

Station Assigned: Coronado, CA

Hometown: Cheverly, Maryland

Family: Christopher J. Chambers leaves behind his wife, Mikale, and their daughter, Kennedy, along with his parents, Kevin and Lois Chambers, and sister Melanie Flynn.

Fallen on: January 12th, 2024

Christopher J. Chambers, a dedicated Navy SEAL, exemplified courage and selflessness, ultimately giving his life as a member of Charlie Platoon, SEAL Team 3, Leading Petty Officer. A former collegiate swimmer with a strong sense of duty, Chambers dedicated his life to serving his country.

Chambers was a Special Warfare Operator 1st Class, part of the elite SEAL Team 3, based out of Naval Base Coronado. He was known for his dedication, athleticism, and unwavering commitment to his fellow SEALs.

On January 11, 2024, Chambers and his team were conducting a nighttime boarding operation on a vessel illegally transporting weapons in the Arabian Sea. During the operation, Chambers tragically fell into the rough seas. Without hesitation, Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class Nathan Gage Ingram bravely jumped into the turbulent waters to try to save his teammate. Tragically, both SEALs were lost at sea.

Though his life was cut short, Christopher Chambers' heroic actions embody the selfless spirit and unwavering brotherhood that define the Navy SEALs. He is remembered for his dedication to duty, his athletic prowess, and the ultimate sacrifice he made.

Together, we run with purpose.

Together, we remember.

Together, we honor SOC Christopher Chambers.