THE COURSE
This 5-mile course starts and finishes at the Danville Memorial Park. The course features gradual inclines, a couple hills, flats, and plenty of downhills, all on paved roads. Perfect for both beginning and competitive runners! Walkers welcome. View the course map here.
FEES
$20 for pre-registered runners
$25 for day-of registration
SWAG
Runners and walkers registered by April 3 are guaranteed a commemorative race T-shirt.
AWARDS
Medals will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in each age category (U20, 21-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+).
THE CAUSE
2022 race proceeds will be proudly donated to Heart to Hand Ministries, started in November 1992 by Woody Wolfe, Jr. and a few friends after Woody had spent nearly eleven years visiting local hospitalized children. Initially, Woody found that music was a way to give these kids back a piece of their childhood that is so often snatched from them in these situations. He soon found out that if you brought smiles and laughter back into a child's life, you did the same for the whole family. Woody provides music for various hospitals and nursing facilities in our community and across the country, and has also provided music for various special needs/medical camps in Pennsylvania for more than three decades. Learn more about the cause here.
This 5-mile course starts and finishes at the Danville Memorial Park. The course features gradual inclines, a couple hills, flats, and plenty of downhills, all on paved roads. Perfect for both beginning and competitive runners! Walkers welcome. View the course map here.
FEES
$20 for pre-registered runners
$25 for day-of registration
SWAG
Runners and walkers registered by April 3 are guaranteed a commemorative race T-shirt.
AWARDS
Medals will be awarded to the top three male and female finishers in each age category (U20, 21-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+).
THE CAUSE
2022 race proceeds will be proudly donated to Heart to Hand Ministries, started in November 1992 by Woody Wolfe, Jr. and a few friends after Woody had spent nearly eleven years visiting local hospitalized children. Initially, Woody found that music was a way to give these kids back a piece of their childhood that is so often snatched from them in these situations. He soon found out that if you brought smiles and laughter back into a child's life, you did the same for the whole family. Woody provides music for various hospitals and nursing facilities in our community and across the country, and has also provided music for various special needs/medical camps in Pennsylvania for more than three decades. Learn more about the cause here.
