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The Plano Pacers Remembrance 5K and Kid's K will be held on May 30th, 2025 at Windhaven Meadows Park. The 5K will start at 8:00am. The Kid's K will start at about 9:00am, after the main event. Course layouts can be found here.

Inactive or prospective members can click here to process membership transactions. Active members do not need to register, just show up with your chip and run. If you are a new member or don't have a chip, arrive early (before 7:30am) to pick one up from the membership table.

Guest preregistration is available online here. Pre-registered guests can pick up a bib before 7:30AM in the registration area on race day.

The Kid's K is free and open to all kids. No need to register in advance.

Our Plano Pacers Millet Mile & Ken Ashby 5K will be held June 27th at 7:30AM at Windhaven Meadows Park. The 1M race will begin at 7:30am, the 5K at ~8:00, and the Kids K should start at about 9:00AM.

Members with chips do not need to register online or check-in, just bring your chip to the event and run. Members who recently joined, or have not already picked up their chip can pick their chips up at the Membership table on race day (before 7:00 AM). New members can sign-up or existing members can renew online here.

Guests: Guest preregistration is available online here. Pre-registered guests can pick up a bib before 7:00AM in the registration area on race day.

The Kid's K is free and open to all kids. No need to register in advance.

The major thrust of the MISSION:POSSIBLE Body Fit 5K Run & 1 Mile Fun Walk is to provide the opportunity for young people, their families and the community to join together for a time to stretch, walk, run and enjoy the outdoors in a family fun setting, that's also pet-friendly. We encourage everyone to come out and enjoy a casual walk around the 1 Mile circle or run the timed 5K to improve your personal best.

Funds raised will be channeled toward developing tools and resources that educate and reinforce positive relationship building skills. Community engagement will be strengthened to become an even more prominent component in further development of middle school-aged children. Research shows teaching social skills to children at an early age, setting behavioral expectations and accountability, reduces the possibility that a child will physically, emotionally or psychologically abuse others.

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