5K Community Run / Walk

Brevard County is a unique community who has made a commitment to helping veterans, children and families in need through charitable event giving. As a member of this unique family friendly community, we are asking you to represent yourself in the 5K Community Run/Walk. You can wear your company or school colors.

The family friendly Represent (321) 5K Community Run/Walk is a flat fast course in Pelican Coast in Satellite Beach. All participants receive a specially designed t-shirt as well as a FINISHERS medal for all participants that complete the 5K. Awards will also be presented to the top 3 overall male and female finishers, top male and female master and top 3 male and female finishers by groups.

The Virtual run option provides you the opportunity to run/walk wherever you are and whenever you can, but no later than event day. You can even complete this run on a treadmill, on the beach or even aboard a cruise ship if you are fortunate to be on a cruise on the 11th.

Details

Early Registration

Before October 30, 2017 – $25
Virtual Option – $30
Ages 17 and under – $3 Discount

Registration

October 31, 2017 through November 10, 2017 – $28
Day of Race – $30

Awards

Specially designed Represent (321) 5K Community Run/Walk medals and t-shirts to all Finishers (virtual or present)

Placing Awards for Age Groups

8 & Under, 9-11, 12-14, 15-19 and 5 year age groups through 70+

Please Make Checks Payable To

IAP World Services, Inc.
Attention: Terri Noble, 5K Run/Walk
7315 N. Atlantic Ave.
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

For More Information, Contact:

Henry Matta | 321-338-0070
henry.matta-garcia@iapws.com
Marty Winkel | 321-537-3526
runsalot@cfl.rr.com

Beneficiaries

Event Beneficiaries – We have chosen the beneficiaries for this charity event: Paws for Boots, McCormick Research Institute Home of Horses & Heroes and Brevard Schools Foundation. Although there are many charitable organizations in the (321) community that assist veterans, our schools and families, we have selected these organizations because of their outreach capabilities and assistance to the entire (321) community. These organizations and their cadre of volunteers have made a difference to many seeking help.