2026 Supertri New Jersey

Event details and schedule

14th Annual Jersey's Run/Walk for Recovery

14th Annual New Jersey's Walk/Run for Recovery held on

October 10, 2026, at Mercer County Park, West Picnic Area, West-Rodgers Rd, West Windsor, NJ 08550.

Throughout the past year, Recovery Advocates of America has assisted over 1000 individuals in their recovery process. We provide a variety of services, including direct outreach, harm reduction, treatment placement, transportation, housing scholarships, clothing, personal hygiene products, haircuts, and peer support.

We need your help to continue our work. We are holding this fundraising event to raise $50,000. All proceeds will go towards our mission of helping others recover from substance use disorder and our education, prevention, and awareness programs in New Jersey high schools.

Please join us and support our mission by sponsoring the 5K for Recovery. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those struggling with substance use disorders.

The Sponsorship and Team Registration deadline for print will be September 30, 2026, at noon.

We greatly appreciate any support that helps us in our mission.

All are welcome to create a team. If you have any questions, email [email protected].

If you or anyone you know is interested in our sponsorship packages, email [email protected] to be contacted by our team.

RUN FOR DAD is the American Cancer Society’s premier community event to raise funds and build awareness about prostate cancer. Now in its 22nd year, RUN FOR DAD, is changing it's date! Usually taking place every Father’s Day, we have decided to move to September which is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Join us on September 26, 2026 as this event honors the memory of Frank Simms, event co-founder and all those who lost their battle with prostate cancer.

Over 1,000 people attend this family fun event which consists of a 5K Run and 2-mile walk. Small children are invited to take part in the Kids Run For Dad, a series of small races where they are all winners.

In 2023, approximately 228,800 men in the US were diagnosed with prostate cancer and over 27,500 died from the disease. About one man in seven will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. New Jersey has the third highest incidence per capita of prostate cancer in the US. Even worse, in African American men, the incidence is roughly 60% higher than those of white or Asian men. There is good news however. The 5-year survival rate for men whose prostate cancer is detected early is nearly 100% and 93% of men diagnosed with prostate cancer will live 10 years or more. Education, awareness and personal action are saving lives and finding a cure.