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Now more than ever, The Main Line Chamber Foundation needs your help as we seek to continue the Volunteer Emergency Responders Scholarship program. Thanks to your past support, during our Hometown Heroes event in June, we were able to provide $50,000 in scholarships to volunteer firefighters and emergency medical technicians. These outstanding volunteers risk their lives on every call.
Registration is $35 until the day of the race. Race Day registration is $40. You may sign up in person on Pre-Race Packet Pick-up or the day of the race.
Packet Pick-Up can be either the morning of the race OR at the Pre-Race Packet pick up on Saturday, September 12, 2026 from 10 AM - 2 PM at a location to be determined.
Run down Lancaster Avenue through the heart of the Main Line and the beautiful streets of Wayne. This well-organized Run offers a health and fitness expo with booths from local vendors, great tech shirts and chip timing. There are cash awards for the top three finishers, both Female and Male categories. We also have a Master's division awarding $50 to the top Female and Male runner above the age of 40. Medals are also given out to the top three finishers in each age group, both female and male. Lastly, top three teams are given trophies. Jogging strollers are welcome and we do NOT allow pets.
The 4th Annual Reagan's Run, a 5K, 1 Mile Walk, and Kids Dash will occur on Sunday, September 21, 2025, at Wilson Farm Park.
Hosted by The Rea of Hope for a Cure Foundation, inspired by thirteen-year-old Reagan Monast, the foundation is on a mission to support and connect those affected by epilepsy in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties, along with the 3.4 million people living with Epilepsy.
This 5K, 1-mile walk and kids dash aims to raise awareness and funds for epilepsy research. Proceeds will go to Rea of Hope AND CURE Epilepsy (Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy), whose mission is to find a cure for epilepsy by promoting and funding patient-focused research. Reagan's Run has raised nearly $86,000 since it began in 2021, which has gone directly to epilepsy research.
Get ready for a fun-filled, family-friendly event! We'll have a raffle table, snacks, and, most importantly, lots of smiles! This is a perfect opportunity to spend quality time with your loved ones while supporting a great cause.
Like Running or Walking? Love Wine? This race is for you!
Join us on Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 9:00am for an exciting event that features the amazing scenery and landscape of Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery! Nestled on top a hill overlooking the Vineyards the 17,000 SQFT wine tasting facility is state of the art. There’s a wrap around deck so you can take in the entire vineyards and the rolling Pocono Mountains. So, whether you are looking to run, walk or just enjoy the wine this race is a sure thing for a great time and an incredible experience! This race is timed and scored by J3 Timing. Results will be posted at www.J3Timing.com.
Registration Includes:
T-shirt: Super Soft Ring Spun Cotton t-shirt included!
Wine Glass: Shatterproof, Collapsible, and Portable!
Finisher Medal: Doubles as a Wine Stopper!
Race Bib: Chip timed 5k run/walk
Results Posted Online
...and of course, a pour of wine!
The Montgomery County Suicide Prevention Task Force is hosting a Walk to Prevent Suicide on Sunday, September 13 at Temple - Ambler Campus. Register today for this inspirational walk to support suicide awareness, education, and prevention. Bring your family and friends to join us in this important cause!
Children 10 years of age and younger are free, and children 11 years and up as well as adults need to register on this site. During registration, you can also create or join a team.
The walk is approximately X miles. Parking is available in Lot 1 on Meetinghouse Road. Check-in on walk day begins across the street from parking at 8:30 am with the walk starting at 9:00 am. Refreshments, fun for kids, and mental health resources will be available as well as a giveaway item for the first 150 registered walkers. Dogs are welcome, subject to Temple - Ambler's Ground Rules.
Join us for the 15th Annual Run the Vineyards hosted by Penns Woods Winery!
Enjoy scenic views, delicious wine, live music, and more! Penns Woods is a family winery known for its award-winning wine and beautifully landscaped property. Visit their website here: Penns Woods Winery.
Charity Partner for this race is HEADstrong. Learn more here: HEADstrong Foundation
Race Highlights:
9 AM - 15 Minute Yoga Session begins. Suitable for all levels. Presented by Yoga 6 of Glen Mills.
9:15 AM - 5K Chip-timed Race starts and finishes on the winery property, continues through the vineyard on short-cut, well manicured grass, and includes a portion of the 1st State Historical National Park! (PA portion)
Custom High-quality Tech shirt included. Women's, Men's/unisex, Youth sizes or upgrade to Women's Racerback Tank Top for $5 extra. Men's Tank optional for no added fee. **Please Register by Aug. 30 to guarantee first choice. Many extras ordered and available while supplies last after Aug. 30.
One Glass of Wine included (21+) (Nonalcoholic beverage options available)
"Run the Vineyards" Stemless Wine Glass included
Souvenir Finisher Medals available for purchase during registration for $8 or $10 on race day (while supplies last)
Live Musician performs at after-party until 12 Noon.
Food Truck on site
Awards for Top 3 Male & Female Overall and Age Group winners (14 & under, 15-19, 20-29, and every 10 yrs)
Free Downloadable Photos! Professional photographers on staff.
Walkers and children welcome. Registration required to be on course for the safety of all participants. 1 Hour Time Limit.
Dogs permitted on property, but not on race course. Jogging strollers not permitted on course.
Important Race Day Details:
Packet Pick Up on Race Day @ 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM at "Good Day for a Run" tent.
Bring a mat or beach towel. Arrive before 8:30 AM to pick up race bib and shirt, and set up for yoga.
Yoga Starts @ 9AM. Race starts after 15 min yoga session, approx. 9:15 AM.
Late arrivals may not start course after race starts. Course markings change during the race, and late arrivals can still pick up their swag, but will not be accomodated onto the course for the safety of all participants.
Spectators welcome. Wine available for purchase during the race and after-party.
Race is Rain or Shine. No refunds or deferrals.
Volunteers receive glass of wine for after-party and future free race! Visit "Volunteer" tab for details & sign up!
About Us
Over the past seven decades, HollyDELL has grown to serve thousands of children and adults with cerebral palsy and other physical and medical challenges, offering high quality educational and therapeutic services. Today, HollyDELL is a distinguished private, non-profit organization serving individuals from age 3 through adulthood with physical and medical challenges including cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, autism and developmental delays with or without secondary learning challenges.
Located in four modern, spacious buildings in Gloucester County, HollyDELL serves children and adults from Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, Camden, Burlington and Atlantic counties. There is no cost to families for services provided at HollyDELL.
Event Information
All registrants receive a t-shirt (T SHIRTS/T SHIRT SIZES ARE NOT GUARANTEED WHEN REGISTERING AFTER 8/15/2026)
Check in for the event is 7:30am to 8:30 am on 9/13/2026
On-Site Registration (CASH OR CHECK ONLY) is 7:30am on 9/13/2026
For more information on this event, https://hollydell.org/walk-run-wheel/
5K Race Awards
Awards will be given to the top overall male and female; and awards to the top male and female in each age category
Age categories:
14 & under
15-19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60 & over
For more information about our organization or the race itself, please visit https://hollydell.org
The RCDCU Annual Bike-A-Thon takes you through the scenic back roads of Franklin Twp. Cyclist can choose between 10, 30 or 50 mile routes.
The purpose of the RCDCU Bike-A-Thon is to raise the awareness of prostate cancer and the importance of early detection, screening, education and nutrition. The money raised will be donated to the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, RWJ Barnabas Health at Somerset to help defray the cost for prostate screening and the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jerssey. According to the statistics released from the Prostate Cancer Foundation, over 20,000 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer last year alone. It's estimated that over 2 million American men are currently living with prostate cancer. As men increase in age the risk of developing prostate cancer increases significantly. Our goal is to promote awareness with this event and hope to spread the word of the importance of early detection, screening, education and nutrition.The Bike Routes:The RCDCU Bike-A-Thon begins and ends at the Franklin Township Community Center,505 DeMott Lane Somerset NJ promptly at 8:00 am.The 3 Mile Fun
Ride/Walk:Will start at the community center walk along paved path along DeMott Lane to the Quail Brook Park on New Brunswick road. This is a great way to get the whole family involved in the event.10 Mile Ride: is named the Robert "Cozy" Merrits Memorial ride in memory of our beloved board member. This ride takes you through the the quiet neighborhoods of Franklin Township and out into the reserved open space land. There is a full rest stop located at the Commuity Baptist Church on DeMott Lane.30 Mile Ride:This challenging ride takes you through the quiet neighborhoods of Franklin Township into the beautiful Colonial Park, and along the historic Delaware Raritain Canal and Millstone River. Full rest stops in both Colonial Park and at the halfway point at the Griggstown Fire Station #35 on Canal Road.All Rest stops are fully stocked with water, energy bars, and fruit. The 50 Mile Ride:This challenging ride is for the seasoned cyclist following along the beginning of the 30 Mile route
continuing along the Delaware Raritan Canal as well as the Millstone River. It takes you through parts of the historic Rocky Hill section of Somerset following along routes traveled by General George Washington and into Kingston. There will be fully stocked rest areas in Community Baptist Church on DeMott Lane , Colonial Park, and the historic Griggstown Fire Station #35 and will be supported by a fully stocked SAG vehicle.Whether riding or walking, as a team or a single person, you won't want to miss the opportunity to "Ride/Walk Your Way To Fun And Fitness" and support a very important cause. A delicious buffet Lunch will be served at the end of the ride as well as presentations of awards. All routes will have SAG vehicles available to assist if and when needed.
Registration Fee includes Breakfast, Lunch and our signature T-shirt.
Event details and schedule
Carpenter Cross - TRIFECTA
Course Map - !BRAND NEW LOCATION! - Please look for the course map on our facebook page as we get closer to the event date!
OUR 3rd NEW VENUE THIS YEAR COMPLETES THE CARPENTER CROSS TRIFECTA
Venue
This year Carpenter Cross will take place in Chestnut Creek Park. Of course we are staying in Horsham Township, Pennsylvania, which is located close to PA Turnpike "Exit 343 Willow Grove" and only 40 minutes from Philadelphia and Delaware.
Like us on Facebook and get updated information ... including prizes, sponsors, and a sneak peek at the course ... https://www.facebook.com/CarpenterCrossCX
Directions
273 Lower State Rd.
HORSHAM, PA 19044
Registration
Racing age is determined by your age on December 31, 2027 (not 2026)
Please pre-register to avoid paying $10 day-of fee
Registration opens @ 7:15 am and closes 15 min. before the start of each race
$12 for additional races
Mountain bikes without bar ends are ok to race
Licensing Requirements
USA Cycling license is required to race (Not for KIDS Race)
One-Day licenses will be available at the registration table: Beginner $15 | Experienced $35
Call-up Protocol
Order of pre-registration will be called accordingly
Riders MUST pre-register to be seeded
Staging will begin 10 minutes prior to each race
Staging
All racers should present to the start grid 15 minutes prior to the start of their race.
Lapped Riders
Lapped riders will finish on the same lap as the leaders. Riders in danger of being lapped must yield to oncoming racers and are not to interfere with their progress or trail behind them.
Technical Pit
A double-sided pit will be marked and available approximately half way through the course. If riders enter the pit, they must make some sort of exchange or mechanical adjustment before re-entering course.
Race Results
Results will be posted after the conclusion of each race at a location designated by the race director and announced at the start line by the chief referee. After results have been posted racers will have a 15 minute protest period to resolve any discrepancies. It is the racers’ responsibility to verify their result during this 15 minute protest period. After the 15 minute protest period results will be final and will not be changed afterwards. Any further disputes must be addressed in writing via email to the riders Local Association contact.
Parking
Use the parking lot in Chestnut Creek Park. Please park as close as possible to the vehicle next to you without leaving any big gaps. Please DO NOT park in any of the nearby neighborhoods or across the street.
Clothing Helmets are required for all riders on bicycles, even when not actively racing (eg, while riding from the parking lot). Per USAC regulations, racers must wear a jersey with sleeves covering the shoulders. No tank tops are allowed. Race radios and earphones for playback (eg, mp3 player) are not allowed while racing.
Kids Race A fun kids race will start at 12:15 pm for kids too young to race on the real course (10 and Under). A parent must sign the event release form prior to the race, and each kid will be given a race number. Pedal bikes or strider bikes are acceptable. All entrants will receive prizes for participation.
Food TBD
Restrooms Park restrooms will be open, as well as a couple extra porta potties located next the restrooms and near the upper corner of the main parking lot.
Race Cancellation Policy: The course is Horsham Township property. If weather conditions are such that the race would cause significant damage to the property, eg, heavy rains and water drenched grounds prior to and during the event, the race may be canceled. The race promoter will make every attempt to determine prior to race day if the race needs to be canceled, however, under extreme conditions the entire race may need to be canceled on the day of the race. Every effort will be made to hold the race, including making course modifications if necessary. If the race is canceled on the day prior to the race, notification will be sent to all pre-registered racers via email, and via the race's Facebook page. If the race is canceled prior to the event date, then registration fees, minus bikereg fees, will be refunded to those racers.
Other than these specific weather conditions - there are NO REFUNDS!
Support
Thank you to Horsham Township for making this race happen. Please do your part when leaving Chestnut Creek Park and take out what you brought in. All Horsham Township property's are drug and alcohol free so please honor the rules so we can return here next year to race.
AND A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!!!
ESPANOL ABAJO.
The race is a fundraising event for medical missions in Latin America. Thank you for your support!!
RACE DATE: Saturday, September 19, 2026 (Rain or shine) Absolutely no new registrations on the day of the race.
LOCATION: Lake Welch Parking Lot Field 3 - 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, New York 10980
RIDERS CHECK-IN TIME: 6:00 - 8:00 AM CHECK-IN CLOSES AT EXACTLY 8:00 AM
All riders must provide a personal ID as a deposit for the timing chip, which will be returned upon return of timing chip.
RACE WILL PROVIDE:
Cash prizes!
Medals for all riders who complete the race
Timing chip for all riders
Moto support
Park police control at intersections
Mobile medical team and first aid booth
Ambulance
Sag wagon
Course signage
Awards ceremony
Community festival after the race - music, food and community coming together. Bring your family and friends to enjoy the festivities lakefront!
CASH PRIZES: Winners must be in uniform and present at the podium ceremony to claim prizes. Absent winners forfeit their awards.
Elite: 1st Prize $600 | 2nd Prize $300| 3rd Prize $200
Cat A: 1st Prize $150 | 2nd Prize $80| 3rd Prize $50
Cat B: 1st Prize $150 | 2nd Prize $80| 3rd Prize $50
Women: 1st Prize $150 | 2nd Prize $80| 3rd Prize $50
KIT & BIB DISTRIBUTION:
To be announced soon.
DIRECTIONS BY CAR FROM NYC: Follow GPS to 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980.
Take exit 14 from Palisades Pkwy, turn left to Willow Grove Rd. Enter from Kanawauke Road.
COMMEMORATIVE JERSEY: Riders who registered by August 21 are guaranteed an event jersey. For those registering after this date, jerseys may still be available while supplies last.
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BIB NUMBERS:
Each rider will get two bib numbers. Place them on the top of your jersey’s lower pockets and secure with the provided pins so your number is clearly visible at the finish line, helping to avoid any disputes at the finish line.
IMPORTANT RACE INSTRUCTIONS:
Stay to the right of the double yellow divider line on the racecourse at all times. Failure to follow may result in disqualification from the race.
At the finish line, on the right-hand side, there will be a lap counter sign. Each runner must pay close attention to the number of laps required for their category.
A lapped runner crossing the finish line must clearly state their bib number to the official responsible for recording arrivals.
ROUTE MAP:
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WATER, BATHROOMS & TRASH
You can pick up a free bottle of water from the registration desk. Use trash receptacles at all times. Restrooms and water fountains are near the park office.
HOTEL INFORMATION:
To be announced soon.
ESPANOL:
La carrera es un evento de recaudación de fondos para jornadas médicas en América Latina.
¡Gracias por su apoyo!
FECHA DE LA CARRERA: sábado, 19 de septiembre de 2026
Absolutamente no habrá inscripciones nuevas el día de la carrera.
LUGAR: Parqueo del Parque Lake Welch | 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, New York 10980
REGISTRO DE CICLISTAS: 6:00 - 8:00 AM El registro cierra EXACTAMENTE a las 8:00 AM.
Todos los ciclistas deben dejar una identificacion personal por el deposito de chip de cronometraje, el cual será devolvido al devolver el chip.
LA CARRERA OFRECERÁ:
Premios en efectivo
Medallas para todos que completan la carrera
Chip de cronometraje para todos los ciclistas
Apoyo de motocicletas
Control policial en las intersecciones
Equipo de medicos movil y punto de atencion de salud
Ambulancia
Vehiculo de asistencia mecanica
Señalización de la ruta
Ceremonia de premiación
Festival comunitario después de la carrera – música, comida y convivencia. ¡Traiga a su familia y amigos para disfrutar de las festividades frente al lago!
PREMIOS EN EFECTIVO:
En el momento de la premiación, los ganadores deberán presentarse con el uniforme completo de ciclismo y asistir a la ceremonia para reclamar sus premios. Los ganadores que no estén presentes perderán el derecho a sus premios.
Elite: 1er lugar $600 | 2do lugar $300 | 3er lugar $200
Cat A: 1er lugar $150 | 2do lugar $80 | 3er lugar $50
Cat B: 1er lugar $150 | 2do lugar $80 | 3er lugar $50
Mujeres: 1er lugar $150 | 2do lugar $80 | 3er lugar $50
DISTRIBUCIÓN DE KITS Y NÚMEROS:
Próximamente anunciaremos más detalles.
INDICACIONES PARA LLEGAR EN VEHICULO DESDE NUEVA YORK: Siga las indicaciones del GPS hasta 800 Kanawauke Rd, Stony Point, NY 10980. Tome la salida 14 desde Palisades Pkwy, gire a la izquierda en Willow Grove Rd. Entre por Kanawauke Road.
SUETER CONMEMORATIVO:
Los ciclistas que completen su inscripción hasta el 21 de agosto tienen garantizado un jersey oficial del evento. Quienes se inscriban después de esa fecha podrán recibir un jersey hasta agotar existencias.
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NÚMEROS DE DORSAL:
Cada ciclista recibirá dos números de dorsal. Deben colocarse en la parte superior de los bolsillos inferiores del jersey y asegurarse con los ganchos proporcionados, de manera que el número sea claramente visible en la línea de meta, ayudando a evitar cualquier disputa en los resultados.
REGLAS DE LA CARRERA:
Manténgase siempre a la derecha de la doble línea amarilla divisoria en el circuito. No respetarla puede resultar en la descalificación de la carrera.
En la línea de meta, a la derecha, habrá un contador de vueltas. Cada corredor debe prestar mucha atención al número de vueltas requerido para su categoría.
Al cruzar la línea de meta, un corredor rezagado deberá indicar claramente su dorsal al oficial encargado del registro de llegadas.
MAPA DE LA RUTA:
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AGUA, BAÑOS Y BASURA:
Puede recoger una botella de agua gratis en el punto de registracion. Use los recipientes de basura en todo momento. Los baños y dispensadores de agua están cerca de la oficina del parque.
INFORMACION DE HOTEL:
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THANK YOU SO MUCH TO OUR SPONSORS! GRACIAS A NUESTROS PATROCINADORES!
Join the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia for Roll Wit It, a Gran Fondo-style Fun Ride and Challenge benefitting the Bicycle Coalition Youth Cycling (BCYC) program. This high-impact program prepares youth ages 12-18 for success on and off the bike, supporting them as they develop healthy habits, leadership, and independence through the sport of cycling.
When you ride Roll Wit It, you’re paying it forward — your entry fee and team fundraising goes to support the BCYC collegiate scholarship program.
Location:
All rides begin from and end at Sedgley Porter House near Lemon Hill in Fairmount Park.
Address: 3250 Sedgley Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Event Schedule:
7am: Check-in opens
8am: The Works departs
9am: The Wiz Wit departs
10am: The Wiz & The Pretzel departs
11:30am to 2pm: Yard party & celebration at Sedgley Porter House
1:00pm: Awards presentation for Youth Athlete of the Year & Coach of the Year
About the 2026 Routes: (Route links to be dropped soon)
The Wiz, a casual, mostly flat 17 miles showcasing the iconic SRT
The Wiz Wit, a 31-mile route including a few hills (1,100 ft of climbing), beautiful views of the Schuylkill River, and an aid station at the turn-around in Conshohocken
The Works, a metric century and then some (75 miles, 3,000 ft of climbing). This scenic route with competitive segments takes you out past Valley Forge to the gorgeous rolling hills of Chester Springs. Refuel stations in Conshohocken and the Perkiomen Trail-Schuylkill River Trail-Pawlings Rd Trailhead.
The Pretzel, a romp through Philly's MTB trails (17 miles)
All rides end with a family-friendly party at Sedgley Porter House, where we’ll celebrate the 2026 BCYC Athlete and Coach of the Year, and enjoy food, drink, music, yard games, and more.
Please note:
Helmets are required to ride.
All riders are expected to have a fully functional and well-maintained bicycle (tech support will be available at ride start). Bring a flat kit!
All routes may be navigated with cue sheets and/or GPS routes. Both will be provided at registration and/or packet pick-up.