Race for Hope Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct, 2027 (TBD)
5k
Race Information
The Race for Hope Philadelphia is a 5K timed run and walk to raise awareness and much-needed resources to fund life-saving brain tumor research and improve the quality of life of all those affected by brain tumors. Hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society, the Race for Hope offers individuals and teams an opportunity to honor and remember loved ones, connect with others interested in the brain tumor cause and help to educate the local community on the diverse needs of brain tumors patients and their families.
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Experience the energy of a growing regional race, attracting runners from across the Mid-Atlantic to one of the premier coastal events in the area.
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Coastal Course: Run the iconic boardwalk and Assateague Island
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Mini Beach Getaway: Combine a premier race with a weekend at the coast
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Finish-Line Party: Relax and celebrate your medal right by the water
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Race Facts
Race Size: 1,000 - 5,000
Course Type: Road
Boston Qualifier: No
Kids Run: No
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