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DetermiNation is the American Cancer Society’s event endurance program, spanning a variety of sports including cycling, running, hiking, yoga, and more. The collective efforts of the dedicated athletes who use their fortitude to help raise funds to take down cancer are nothing short of amazing. When you join DetermiNation, you’re not just participating in an endurance event. You’re pushing yourself to help save lives from cancer. Just like hard work goes into your event training, the American Cancer Society gives it our all through things like breakthrough research, patient programs and services, and a free 24/7 cancer helpline. Together, we’ll tackle every course, rally every community, and stay absolutely relentless in the fight against cancer.
The Coffee Potter is proud to present the 3rd annual Sirens and Sneakers 5K. Sirens and Sneakers will take place at Ort Farms in beautiful and historic Long Valley, New Jersey. Runners will be treated to beautiful views of the valley and mountains while touring an iconic piece of Long Valley history. Sirens and Sneakers aims to raise funds that will provide additional resources and training opportunities to volunteer first responders in Long Valley. This is to include the Long Valley First Aid Squad and Fire Departments.
The Course and Terrain:
Runners should expect to be on mixed terrain due to Ort Farms being an active and working farm. Loose dirt, gravel, grass, and paved roads can all be expected and conditions can vary based on the farm conditions and weather. Sirens and Sneakers is a rain or shine event. Runners should consider the terrain and ensure that it is appropriate for their fitness and skill levels. The course will consist of two laps for a total distance of 5 kilometers. There will be two road crossings per lap. The road crossings will be assisted by the Washington Township Police Department.
Course Maps: Course map for the 5k can be found through the following link.
Adult 5K
Kids Race
Immediately following the 5K we will be hosting our 2nd annual kids race. There will be two different kids races so please choose the appropriate race for your child's age. Children ages 5 to 8 will be able to participate in a 300 yard dash. The 300 yard dash will be an out and back. Children ages 9 to 12 will be able to participate in a .60 mile run that will include sections of Orts farm fields and farm roads. There will be NO public road crossings for any of the kids races. All kids race finishers will receive a finishers medal for their participation. Please see the links below for the race courses.
Kids 300yd Dash
Kids Race 0.6miles
Again please note that this is a rain or shine event.
Post Race Festivities
Following the Sirens and Sneakers 5K, runners and their family can stick around and join us for a day of fun at Ort's Oktoberfest! Stay for hayrides, pumpkin picking, apple cannon, live music and more!
Admission to Oktoberfest is on Ort Farm's Website.
Swag and Top Finishers Prizes
All adult pre-registrants who register by 9/09/2026 will receive a t-shirt on race day. Please be sure to denote your shirt size during the registration process.
We will also be awarding prize baskets to our top three men and women. The prizes can be found below:
1st Place Men and Women: Custom Yeti Tumbler, $20 Gift Card to The Coffee Potter, One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
2nd Place Men and Women: $20 Gift Card to The Coffee Potter, One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
3rd Place Men and Women: One Pound Bag of TCP Blend Coffee.
All kids race finishers will receive a custom event medal.
When and Where
Date: Saturday, September 19th 2026
Race Start Time: 08:00am Adult Race
9:00am Kids 5 to 8 Race
9:45am Kids 9 to 12 Race
Registration Check In: 06:00am - 07:45am (Day of registration welcome. Registration is capped at 400 participants)
Location: Ort Farms, 25 Bartley Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853
Saturday, September 20, 2025
Join us for a fun 5k in south-central Pennsylvania. Runners (or walkers) will begin and end their loop at the W. Dale Brougher Foundation YMCA in Shrewsbury, PA. The loop winds along country roads, through a Senior-living campus and community park.
REGISTRATION
Registration opens April 1, 2025 and closes on race day at 8:00 am.
Register early! Race fee increases on September 1, 2025
RACE ROUTE
The race begins on the YMCA property, proceeds onto township roads, through the SpiriTrust Lutheran Campus and Miller Park, returning to the YMCA. Click to view the map.
AGE DIVISIONS
Male and Female (8-10) (11-14) (15-19) (19-24) (25-29) (30-34) (35-39) (40-44) ( 45-49) (50-54) (55-59) (60 -64 ) (65-69) (70 & over)
AWARDS
Overall Male and Female Winner plus Male and Female Age Division 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers.
Runners registered by September 1, 2025 are guaranteed a moisture wicking long-sleeved race shirt.
Awards ceremony will follow the event at 9:30 am.
RACE ROUTE SAFETY
Runner and spectator safety is a priority! For that reason we have the following partners in place:
Professional traffic control along the race route
First aid tent hosted by WellSpan Health Sports Medicine
RACE TIMING
Gun start (no starting mat): all runners begin with the same start time
Finish time: when the runner crosses the finish mat
Chip timed by Falcon Race Timing
PLEASE - NO STROLLERS OR DOGS
Please, no strollers or dogs.
Dogs are prohibited in the community park.
RACE DAY PARKING
Parking is available at the YMCA, 100 Constitution Avenue and on Fairview Court. The YMCA parking lot will close at 8:00am and reopen after the start of the race. Constitution Ave will be closed from 8:20 - 8:45 am due to the race start.
SPECTATORS
Spectators may safely view the race from the following locations:
YMCA campus
Miller Park
HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS/RECREATION
The York County Convention and Visitors Bureau provides a great list of hotel accommodations and other recreational activities in our county. Check out the website for restaurants, lodging and other fun things to do in York.
RACE CANCELLATION
If you cannot attend the race, please contact the Race Director. We will make arrangements for you to pick up your bib and race shirt. Unfortunately, we do not provide refunds or bib transfers.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Please share your excitement for the race on social media and tag us @ROSESYMCACo. Join our Facebook Race Group to share photos, comments and questions. YorkYRaces. Use the following hashtags and we will repost your photos! #YMCAROSES #YAutumnDash
PACKET PICKUP
Friday, September 19, 2:00 - 7:00 pm
Saturday, September 20, 7:00 - 8:15 am
Packet pickup is inside The W. Dale Brougher Foundation YMCA
You may pick up for multiple runners
Lace up your sneakers and join us for our 4th Annual 5K and Fun Walk, supporting this year’s beneficiary, Neighborhood Emergency Aid Response (NEAR).
NEAR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2022 to provide rapid emergency assistance within the Amblebrook community. When a medical emergency occurs, every second matters. While Amblebrook is served by the regional 911 system—including Adams Regional Emergency Medical Services (AREMS), the Gettysburg Fire Department, and the Pennsylvania State Police—the large coverage areas for these services can sometimes lead to longer response times. NEAR was created to help bridge that gap.
When you dial 911, NEAR is dispatched at the same time as the ambulance. As a Pennsylvania EMS-certified Quick Response Service (QRS), NEAR volunteers are often able to arrive quickly to provide critical care until professional emergency responders arrive.
NEAR works closely with AREMS and is certified through the Emergency Health Services Federation of Pennsylvania. Each response team includes highly trained volunteers skilled in basic life support, CPR/AED, and first aid, with at least one team member certified as an Emergency Medical Responder (EMR), EMT, or Paramedic. These teams provide immediate, potentially life-saving interventions while awaiting ambulance crews.
In addition to emergency response, NEAR strengthens the community by offering CPR, AED, and first-aid training for Amblebrook residents.
Proceeds and donations from this year’s race support NEAR’s mission and contribute to a designated endowment that helps sustain the organization for years to come, ensuring that rapid emergency care is available when our community needs it most.
Proceeds from The Milk Run and Stroll will support CCFS's milk voucher program, along with its other supplemental nutrition efforts for the Carroll Community.
Milk vouchers redeemable at local grocery stores are distributed to our client families each week.
Carroll Food Sunday is a nondenominational, almost completely volunteer operated, non-profit organization now in its 44th year. CCFS is a major provider of supplemental nutrition in Carroll County.
Dustin was an accomplished athlete and great student. He was a champion wrestler while in High School and a captain of the wrestling team. He was a “Two-Time Wrestler of the Year” for Today’s Sunbeam. After High School, while attending Wilmington University, Dustin started running. He competed in many Triathlons and Half Iron Man Events. Once he completed two years at Wilmington University, where he was on the Dean’s List each semester, he moved to Delray Beach, Florida for a fresh start to find his way in life. On August 30, 2012 his life was tragically taken from us from a random act of violence.
Dustin made you smile the moment he came into a room. He loved to make others laugh and was never afraid to laugh at himself. In his life he was an inspiration to all who knew and loved him. No matter what he was going through personally, he always had time to make you feel better about any circumstances you may be facing.
In his memory, The Dustin Deckard Scholarship was established, Tax ID #46-0893602, to continue the work he would of done if he was still with us. More than 30 scholarships have been awarded to date.
Join us on September 20th for the 39th Annual Walk & 5K to End HIV at Anacostia Park!
The Walk & 5K to End HIV is more than just a fundraiser at Whitman-Walker. The Walk symbolizes our continued efforts to find a cure for HIV and to stop the stigma surrounding HIV. This fight will take the entire community's support and commitment.
Register today and walk or run to engage with the community. Join us to fight stigma, save lives and end HIV!
Click here for more information!
Adam was one to always lend a hand so in his name we are supporting those in recovery!
Adams Light, Inc. is a 501c(3) charity supporting men and women in recovery
Please register by 8/15 so you can be sure to receive a shirt in your choice of size. Those registering 8/16 and after are not guaranteed a shirt.
Join us for our 7th annual Rep Your Run Crew event. RYRC is a festival style, running event highlighting the impact of the urban running community on the health and well-being of the residents of Baltimore City and beyond. It is designed to connect runners of all ages, demographics, and running levels by providing a unique running experience.
The race brings together run clubs, fitness groups, workplace teams, fraternities, sororities, nonprofits, and everyday runners from across the region to represent their communities, their crews, and their pride.
Taking place on Saturday, September 20, 2025 at Druid Hill Park in Baltimore, MD, Rep Your Run Crew transforms race day into a full-on experience:
A scenic 5K course that welcomes runners and walkers of all levels
Post-race festival with music, food trucks, wellness activations, vendors, and giveaways
Cash prize for the largest crew on the course — so bring your squad and run deep
Opportunities to connect with the national run community and celebrate what movement means to you!
Whether you’re racing for a personal best, repping your city, or just coming for the vibes, Rep Your Run Crew is where community meets competition and celebration meets movement.
Thank you to our sponsors and community partners for their help in making RYRC an amazing event! Be sure to visit their websites by using the links below to learn more about their products and services!
Event Schedule
7:00 AM: Registration and Packet Pickup Opens
8:00 AM: Shake out activity/ Yoga
9:30 AM: 5 miler/ 5k Race Start
9:45 AM: 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk Start
Post Race Festival Activities
Live DJ Set and Entertainment
Food Trucks Offering Diverse Cuisines
Cash Bar
Local Vendor Booths
Activations with Premier Brands
Wellness Workshops and Fitness Demos
Feel free to bring your picnic blanket and enjoy music games and vibes on the water.
Race Categories
5 miler:We have added a 5 mile race for our more seasoned runners who are looking for a push or trainng for the October race season!
5K Run: Ideal for runners of all levels looking for a timed race experience.
1-Mile Fun Run/Walk: Perfect for beginners, families, and those looking for a less competitive, more leisurely experience.
Volunteer Opportunities
We welcome volunteers to help us create a memorable event. Volunteer roles include registration assistance, water station management, course marshaling, and more. All volunteers receive a special event T-shirt and refreshments.
Run the Vineyards race series returns to this picturesque, beautiful setting for the 6th year! Celebrate your love of the outdoors, running, and wine at the Federal Twist Vineyard!
Choose between 5K and 10K distances that feature a mixture of roads, vineyard trail, and the beautiful D&R Canal Trail. After-party continues all day!
More than a race…Enjoy time with friends & family with live music and delicious handcrafted wine in a relaxed rural setting.
Race Features:
Chip-timed with instant results. Race start times: 9:00 AM for 10K and 9:05 AM for 5K.
High-quality custom tech shirt included. Women's, Men's/unisex and youth tees or upgrade to Women's Racerback Tank Top for $5 extra. Men's Tanks optional for no added fee. *Please register by Sept. 6 to guarantee your first choice. Many extras ordered and available while supplies last after Sept. 6.
Complimentary Glass of Wine for all participants (21+)
"Run the Vineyards" Stemless Wine Glass for all finishers
Souvenir Finisher Medals (different design from award medals) Available for $8 during registration, or $10 on race day
Other Race Highlights:
Water stations, friendly course volunteers, water and bananas at the finish line.
Post-race celebration with live music. Spectators welcome. Additional wine available for purchase.
Food available for purchase at after-party.
Free downloadable race photos. Professional photographer on staff.
Awards for Top 3 Overall and Age group Female & Male Winners (14 and under, 15-19, 20-29, and every 10 yrs)
5K Walkers and children welcome. 1 Hour Time limit kindly requested. Registration required to be on course for safety of all participants. Walkers should register for 5K distance only in respect of time required for staff and volunteers.
Spectators welcome. Additional wine available for purchase during the event.
Packet Pick-up: Race Day @ 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM at "Good Day for a Run" tent. Arrive before 8:30 AM to check-in.
Race is rain or shine. No refunds or deferrals.
Volunteers receive a glass of wine for the after-party & free future race! Visit "Volunteer" tab for details & sign up!
WOW Center/Life Focus Center 6K
Saturday, Sept. 19th
Cooper River Park
9:00am- Start
Race Day Registration and Packet pick-up begin at 8:00am at Jack Curtis Stadium.
Registration
Ages 19+: $35
Ages 12-18: $25
Ages 11 and under: FREE
T-shirts to pre-registrants and while supplies last the day of the event.
👉 Register today to be part of the 6K Walk/Run: Every Mile Empowers!
👉 Bring a small, unwrapped gift on event day for the Operation WOW Christmas Drive
(Gifts for children of all ages are welcome—think toys, games, books, or warm winter accessories!)
Together, we can make a difference—one step and one gift at a time.
Two organizations with a shared mission. Empowering others through love, faith, and community.
The WOW Center
The WOW Center is a New Jersey- based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission of empowering real women with real stories to thrive, dream, believe, and pursue the impossible through love and community. The WOW Center is a community of women who stand alongside each other imperfect, restored, and redeemed. Through the sharing of personal testimony and faith in action, WOW empowers women to fully embrace and believe, “I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.” (Philippians 4:13 NKJV)
People often ask, “Why is it called WOW?”
“WOW!” is the reaction almost always expressed when listening to the amazing life changing testimonies of so many incredible women we are privileged to come alongside. With a mission of empowering women, The WOW Center’s natural target population is women, but we also know and truly believe that if you empower a woman you will impact her family and broader community as well. Daily, we join hands to pray, support, empower, love and encourage one another in the valley or on the mountain top. We do life together through love and community!
https://www.thewowcenternj.org/
The Life Focus Center
Our heart is to walk alongside individuals, couples, and families—helping them find freedom, restore relationships, and grow in Christ. Over the years, we have seen many lives transformed as people experience God’s healing power and learn to live with renewed purpose. Whether you are seeking guidance for yourself, your marriage, your family, or simply want to grow closer to the Lord, we are here to help you focus on what matters most—life in Christ.
https://www.lifefocuscenternj.org/
Timing and Event Management provided by TNT Event Management
11th Annual Fox Trot 5K Run/Walk
Join us for the 11th Annual Fox Trot 5K Run/Walk through the beautiful Fox Hollow neighborhood in Cherry Hill, NJ. This community event welcomes runners and walkers of all ages and abilities and supports a great cause.
Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Start Time: 9:00 AM (Please note the updated start time this year.)
Start Location: ~80 Partridge Lane
Finish Location: Fox Hollow Swim Club, 51 Partridge Lane, Cherry Hill, NJ
The race will take place on a USATF-certified course through the Fox Hollow neighborhood. Race shirts are guaranteed for all pre-registered participants and available at packet pick-up while supplies last.
Registration Fees
March 1 – April 30: $30
May 1 – July 31: $35
Aug 1 – Sept 18: $40 (online registration closes at midnight)
Race Day: $45 (race day registration will be available 7:45–8:45 AM at Fox Hollow Swim Club)
Packet Pickup: Friday, September 18th @ Fox Hollow Swim Club from 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM. If you are unable to come Friday, race day packet pickup will be available 7:45 – 8:45 AM at Fox Hollow Swim Club.
Awards: Awards will be given to the top 3 overall male and female finishers, as well as the top 3 male and female finishers in each age group:
8 & under, 9–10, 11–12, 13–14, 15–19, 20–29, 30–39, 40–49, 50–59, 60–69, 70+
Post-Race Celebration
Join us after the race at Fox Hollow Swim Club for food, music, raffle prizes, and our awards ceremony (~10:15 AM).
Parking
Participants who live nearby are encouraged to walk or carpool. Street parking will be available along Brick Road, East Partridge Lane, and nearby streets. No parking will be allowed along the race course.
A portion of proceeds will benefit the Dan Melleby Foundation. You can read more about the foundation here.
Questions? Contact Meaghan Quay at 609-417-3065 or [email protected]
COURSE: Flat and Fast wheel measured 5K (3.1 Miles)
Bounty to break course record! $300 1st male and female.
REGISTRATION: Registration/Packet Pick-Up from 7:30-9:00 AM at the Borough Building, 2 Filbert Street. T-shirt deadline is Sept 1. Extra shirts will be available on race day for $10 while supplies last.
ENTRY FEE: $25 with a shirt. $15 without a shirt. $10 off registration for Veterans/Active Duty soldiers. Military discount must have proof.
START TIME: 9:00AM from BB&T Bank.
We are honored to host the annual Patrolman Samuel C. Irvin Legacy 5K Walk/Run at Mansfield Twp. Park. The event will take place on the paved Kinkora Trail that winds through woods and farm fields. This event is in memory of our 23-year-old son, Sam, who tragically passed away from sudden cardiac arrest on July 23, 2023, while working out. Following his passing, we learned that Sam had a genetic mutation known as Brugada Syndrome. Sam was a three-sport athlete in high school and played college baseball. He had recently graduated from college and the Gloucester Police Academy and was serving as a patrolman for the Mansfield Police Department at the time of his death. He is survived by his son Beau Samuel. This event, with your participation and support, will not only honor Sam's legacy but also make a meaningful impact by supporting student athletic scholarships established in Sam's name at Northern Burlington County Regional High School. Together, we can honor Sam's legacy and make a
meaningful impact!
Come out and join us for our 9th Annual fundraiser to support the outreach of the District Heights Youth Development Foundation and the District Heights Family & Youth Services Bureau. This is a USATF Certified Course (course # MD17021NP).
The District Heights Youth Development Foundation’s mission is to provide an organization that perpetuates improves and preserves the delivery of positive youth development services for youth residents of the City of District Heights and surrounding areas thereby, providing a continuum of services for children, youth, and families beyond therapeutic services at the bureau. Join us in helping our youth to thrive through continuous positive engagement!
Youth ages 12 and under with an adult paid registration may participate at no cost.
Join us for the Manila Madness 5K Freedom Run/Ruck, an event honoring the legacy of Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone and the sacrifices of our nation's heroes.
5K RUN – USATF Certified
Test your endurance on a USATF-certified course, perfect for runners of all levels. Whether you're aiming for a personal best or simply looking to run in honor of a true American hero, this 5K is a meaningful way to challenge yourself while paying tribute to Basilone’s unwavering spirit.
5K RUCK – Ruck in GySgt. Basilone’s Shoes
Experience a challenge inspired by the weight of battle. Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone carried a Browning M1917 .30 caliber heavy machine gun, which alone weighs about 40 pounds when filled with water. If you’re looking for an even greater test of strength and endurance, take on the full combat load—machine gun with water, tripod, and ammunition—totaling approximately 100 pounds.
Whether you’re running, rucking, or supporting from the sidelines, this event is an opportunity to honor a Marine Corps legend and keep his legacy alive. Sign up today and push yourself like a warrior!
🍺🏃♂️ Run. Race. Prost! 🏃♀️🍺
Get ready to lace up your running shoes and raise your stein! Join us for an unforgettable race followed by a high-energy Oktoberfest Post-Race Party you won’t want to miss.
Whether you’re chasing a PR or just out for a fun run with friends, this event has something for everyone. The course is fast, festive, and full of great vibes — and the real celebration kicks off at the finish line!
Throw on your lederhosen or dirndl and celebrate your finish the Oktoberfest way — with great beer, great food, and even better company.
👟 All participants receive custom pint glass, coaster finisher medal, and a complimentary drink (21+).
Don’t just run a race… make a day of it.
👉 Register now and let’s run, then raise a glass — Prost! 🍻
Presented by Even Kiel Racing and Glasstown Brewing.
16th DOCF Teal Ribbon 5K
Run-Walk to Fight Ovarian Cancer
September 19, 2026 – Saturday
Rockford Park - Wilmington, DE
Mark your calendars for the 13th annual Norma E. Boyd 5K Race for Education on Sunday, September 20, 2026. This event, hosted by the Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® in collaboration with the Pearl and Ivy Educational Foundation, Inc. (PIEF), honors the 40th anniversary of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® founder Norma E. Boyd’s passing.
Norma E. Boyd, born on August 9, 1888, was a native Washingtonian dedicated to educational and humanitarian pursuits for children throughout her 97 years of life. She was an incorporator and founding member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® and a charter member of the Xi Omega Chapter.
Since 2013, the Norma E. Boyd 5K Race for Education has raised over $118,000, directly supporting PIEF's mission to provide college scholarships for District of Columbia high school students.
About the Organizers:
PIEF: Established in 1988, PIEF is a 501(c)(3) organization providing scholarships to deserving college-bound high school seniors and continuing college students in the District of Columbia. Comprised of college-educated, professional women and community volunteers, PIEF serves as the fundraising arm and primary funder for the Xi Omega Chapter's service programs.
Xi Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.®: As the oldest and largest graduate chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® in Washington, D.C., Xi Omega boasts a rich history of community service and commitment to education over the past 100 years. In addition to annually awarding thousands of dollars in scholarships with PIEF, the chapter provides a range of service programs focusing on educational enrichment, health and wellness, family strengthening, environmental ownership, and global impact.
Race Packet Pick-up:
Saturday, September 19, 2026: At the Health and Wellness Expo from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 20, 2025 (Race Day): Between 6:45 a.m. and 7:45 a.m., prior to the race start.
Late arrivals will not be permitted on the course.
Join the Honey Brook Community Partnership to experience a 5K like no other! Set in the heart of the Lanchester Landfill & Reclamation Center, where nature and sustainability meet. This unique course offers a scenic and challenging run or walk through gravel roads, wooded trails, grassy paths, and segments of the Lanchester Nature Trail.
Starting at the facility entrance (elevation 875 ft), runners and walkers will navigate a series of steady climbs and enjoy peaceful stretches through reclaimed landscapes. Two major hills define the course:
First Climb: Elevation gain from 919 ft to 1,056 ft through wooded and grassy paths
Final Ascent to Eastern Overlook: Elevation gain from 1,020 ft to 1,156 ft on gravel roads, leading to panoramic views of the surrounding valley
After reaching the overlook, runners and walkers will double back and enjoy a fast, mostly downhill finish to the starting line. A Kids1 Mile Fun Run on a mostly flat incline will kick off immediately after the runners head up the hill.
Race proceeds go to support non-profit groups in the Honey Brook area that provide food and emergency support services to those in need in this community. Learn more about the Honey Brook Community Partnership at honeybrookpartnership.com