Turner's Tuff Ten

This is our 11th annual event. We do this event to raise awareness about human trafficking and what the Set Free Movement is doing to combat it and to raise funds for this cause. Our local team has started a Fostering Hope ministry that supports those in foster care and the people who work with them. Proceeds will help support the Set Free Movement and Fostering Hope.

This is a fun run so anyone can participate. We have had people of all fitness levels and ages participate. Some run, some jog, some walk- everyone is encouraged to join us.

The event takes place as part of our Freedom Festival that includes pop-ups, food, raffle, kids area, and more. The route is a flat route on roads through nice neighborhoods and along a trail next to a canal.

All registered participants will receive a drawstring bag, t-shirt, and other goodies while supplies last. Participants are eligible for awards for the overall fastest male and female as well as fastest male and female in each of our age categories.

Shirts are guaranteed for everyone who registers by Sept 1. Early bird registration pricing on September 13.

Event details and schedule

5k participants can pick up their bags beginning at 7:30am on Sept 26. The run starts on the west side of the church at 8:30am. There is parking in the church parking lot at the location of the event and along the street in the neighborhood.

The route is along E Tuolumne, Daubenberger, Canal, and Johnson Rd in Turlock.

After your run or walk there will be free water and healthy snacks near the finish line. We encourage you to stick around for the awards and check out the booths. If you want a larger meal after your run/walk there are also food and drinks available for purchase.

🏃‍♂️ One Mile & 5K Fun Run/Walk 🏃‍♀️

Benefiting Scouting America

Join us for a fun-filled run/walk in support of Scouting America! Whether you're walking, jogging, or racing to the finish line, every step you take helps fund life-changing programs for local youth.

🟢 What It's About:

All proceeds go directly to local Scouting efforts—supporting educational programs, leadership training, and unforgettable outdoor experiences for young people in our community.

🟢 Why It Matters:

Scouting helps shape the leaders of tomorrow by keeping youth physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.

Come out, get active, and help build a brighter future for our youth!

5K participants will receive a participant medal!

1K participants will receive a patch!

5K will start at the playground by the tennis court and go out 1.55 miles on the Dry Creek Trial then turn around and end at the starting point!

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This race was developed to honor the police officers from Stanislaus County who were killed in the line of duty. In honor of these heroes, the start line, finish line and each mile of the half marathon will be dedicated to one of the 20 fallen officers from Stanislaus County. The officers photo along with the agency they worked for and their “End of watch” date will be displayed at their mile marker.

7:45AM--1 Mile – Flat loop around neighborhood

8:15AM-- 5K—Gently rolling residential tree-lined course

8:15AM-- 10K—Gently rolling residential streets, two loop course (90 minute cut off time to finish)

Walkers/baby strollers welcome on the 5K course. Please, NO walkers on the 10K course. Baby strollers welcome in 10K if you’re running.

Online registration closes October 6th at 4pm. In person registration will be open Friday October 9th at packet pick up at the Riverbank Galaxy Theatre from 4pm to 6:30pm and race day 6:15am until 7:50am.