All Souls Episcopal Church

01 · The Race Four days in the pine barrens. Long Island. Rocky Point. One 10.48-mile loop, run as many times as your distance asks for — anywhere from 10 miles to 150. Day, night, your call. Two stocked aid stations. Crew welcome. Course open Friday 6 PM through Monday 6 AM, every distance gets the same generous cut-off. No drop-downs — whatever distance you start, you finish or you DNF. We give you everything we've got to make sure you finish. 99.8% trail — seriously. 02 · The Loop Course A 10.48 mile loop set in a really beautiful piece of Long Island — Rocky Point pine barrens. Almost no outside world interaction. Just you and the trail. View Course Map → 03 · One Strict Rule You Can Do It. We want everyone to finish, we always do. Which is why there's one strict rule: whatever race you START, you MUST complete — or you get a DNF. No drop-downs. That said, we make it as doable as we can. We give you ample support, with a grocery store nearby. We'll even take orders and grab you whatever

you need. The course is open until Monday at 6 AM for EVERY race — yes the 50K, 10 mile, or any of them. Cut-off for ALL races is Monday at 6 AM. You've got all the support AND time you need. Get after it. 04 · The Weekend Weekend Schedule FRI150 Mile start6:00 PM SAT100 Mile6:00 AM 100K / 50 Mile7:00 AM 50K (Day)8:00 AM 50K (Night) / Night 10 Mile8:00 PM SUN10 Mile10:00 AM MONCourse closes — ALL races6:00 AM 05 · Fuel Stops Aid Stations Two aid stations on the 10.48-mile loop. We use Skratch Labs on course, plus the usual ultra staples — PB&J, pretzels, chips, candy, fruit. Broth and pierogies once the day winds down. Pizza, burgers, hot dogs — even special requests if we can swing it. StationMileCrew North Country (Start/Finish)0 & 10.48YES Whiskey Girl5.5YES 06 · Support Crew Crews & Pacers Pacers: All pacers need to wear pacer bracelets and sign their own waiver. Pacers are allowed 12 hours into a race, or during the dark hours — whichever comes first. 150 milers must complete at least

1 lap on Friday night before taking a pacer. Crews: Crews are allowed at both aid stations. Depending on permits and headcount we may restrict which distances can crew at Whiskey Girl — we'll let you know in pre-race emails. 07 · Help Out Volunteer Tesla weekend is four days and four nights. We always need help — aid station shifts, course marshals, kitchen, parking, packet pickup, sweepers. Volunteer hours earn race credit for future Happily Running events. Sign Up to Volunteer → 08 · Plans Change Refunds & Deferrals No cash refunds. Deferral credits up to 8 weeks before the race, good for 365 days. Exceptions for military deployment and pregnancy. Full Policy → Event's current local time: 2:30 PM ET

Gabby Petito Foundation Second Annual 5K Run & Walk

📍 Blue Point, NY | 📅 September 19, 2026

Join us for the Second Annual Angel Run 5K, hosted by the Gabby Petito Foundation, as we come together on the fifth anniversary of Gabby’s homecoming to honor her life, her light, and her legacy. This powerful event serves as both a remembrance of Gabby’s spirit and a call to action — uniting communities to raise awareness, offer hope, and drive change.

The Angel Run 5K is more than just a race — it’s a movement. A celebration of bravery, strength, and resilience, the event supports the Gabby Petito Foundation’s mission to help victims of domestic violence and to provide critical resources for locating missing persons. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation makes a difference.

All proceeds will go directly toward the foundation’s work in prevention, education, and support for families and individuals in need.

Let’s run for Gabby. Let’s run for those still searching for safety and home. Let’s run with purpose — and never stop raising our voices.

Together, we can bring them home.

Every step we take is a step toward education, prevention, and support for those affected by domestic violence. Proceeds from the event will directly fund the Gabby Petito Foundation’s mission to provide resources, education, and advocacy to keep others safe.

Following the race, join us for a celebration at Bodhi's, where we’ll gather as a community to honor Gabby’s memory, support survivors, and spread a message of hope and resilience.

Let’s run, walk, and stand together to make a difference.