Delaware · Saturday, May 2, 2026
The Richey Rabbit Run is a 5k and running event held on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
Richey Rabbit Run
Saturday, May 2nd
5k Start time: 9:00 AM
Join us for our annual UPD 5K.
This race benefits Ulster Project Delaware (UPD). UPD was founded in 1976 as a program to build understanding between Northern Irish Catholic and Protestant teenagers. Each July, the project brings a group of teenagers between the ages of 14 and 16, half Catholic, half Protestant, and half girls, half boys, to the Wilmington area where they live with host teenagers and their families for four weeks. During that month, the teens participate in a variety of team building, social, sightseeing, spiritual and service activities that enable them to create enduring friendships and mutual understanding.
Please join us for our 9th annual Live Like Lukas 5k Run/Walk! All proceeds go to the battle against childhood cancer, either through family financial support or research grant funding. We can't wait to see you there!
16th DOCF Teal Ribbon 5K
Run-Walk to Fight Ovarian Cancer
September 19, 2026 – Saturday
Rockford Park - Wilmington, DE
Wilmington High School Alumni, Inc, 2nd Annual 5K Run/Walk
Saturday, September 26th 2026
Wilmington, DE
Benefitting Graduating seniors from New Castle County High Schools who are furthering their education
Click HERE to learn more!
Join us for the 5th Annual Friends 5K Run/Walk benefiting the Friends of the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute. This year's event will be at the Helen F. Graham Cancer Center campus in Newark, Delaware.
Proceeds for this year's race will be used to support groundbreaking bench-to-bedside cancer research in order to speed the discoveries made in scientific labs to clinical trials that benefits patients.
Your support will help provide vital early-stage funding to accelerate translational cancer research.
In 2012, Original Propaganda Athletic Club opened its doors in Philadelphia with a simple conviction: every runner belongs. Founded to unite athletes across the entire spectrum, from beginners finding their footing to experienced marathoners chasing splits, OPAC built a culture where effort is respected regardless of pace or distance. Saturday mornings anchor the crew's rhythm, rotating through Philadelphia's parks and trails with pace groups that genuinely accommodate walkers through long-distance runners. The weekly tradition has become a proving ground for personal growth, skill development, and authentic connection. What drives OPAC's identity is the belief that running improvement and community support aren't competing values, they're inseparable. Over more than a decade, the crew has shaped how Philadelphia's athletic landscape values diversity and dedication, proving that a running community's strength lies in how it lifts up every single member.