Breaking the PTSD Stigma 5k Run/Walk
Date and Time
Saturday Jun 8, 2019
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM CDT
Registration and Packet Pick Up Starts: 7:30 am
Vendor Area Opens: 8am
Run/Walk Starts: 9 am
Awards: 10:30 am
Vendor Area Closes: 11 am
Location
LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve
37W700 Dean Street
St. Charles, IL 60175
Parking Lot of the Large Red Barn
Fees/Admission
LeRoy Oakes 5k Registration Fees:
$20 all ages until June 1, 2019
$25 all ages during Race Week
Virtual 5k Registration Fees:
$20 all ages
Military, First Responder, Law Enforcement (Active or Retired) 25% Off Discount Code: THNKU19
Contact Information
Heidi Garton
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Description
5th Annual Not All Wounds Bleed - Breaking the PTSD Stigma Run/Walk
We cordially invite you to participate in the 5th Annual Breaking the PTSD Stigma Run/Walk. This event is sponsored by Not All Wounds Bleed, a 501c3 advocacy organization and has been organized as a fundraiser for Not All Wounds Bleed awareness programs.
On June 8, beginning at 9 am at LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve in St. Charles, IL, the 5k Run/Walk will kick off. Awards will be given to the top male and female overall and the top 3 males and females in a variety of age groups.
Come run through the woods with us as we break the stigma!
Can't be in St. Charles on June 8th? Join us via our Virtual Event!
Sign up and show your support, still receive all the race giveaways including water bottle, finisher medal, post photos of your Virtual participation to our social media accounts using #breakingptsd and tagging Not All Wounds Bleed or email them to heidi@notallwoundsbleed.com and we will mail you your items. Participation can take many forms - already signed up for another race on June 8th, going for a run or walk on your own, is it a Netflix and Chill kind of day, sitting at the kids class/event/activity - take a photo and post it with #breakingptsd.
Doing something special to break the stigma? Post/share it with the #breakingptsd to be enter for a chance to win some Not All Wounds Bleed merchandise.
Join Not All Wounds Bleed in Breaking the Stigma! #breakingptsd
