Bozeman Without Borders 5k

Saturday, April 27, 2024 Past event

1:30 PM MDT

Bozeman, Montana

$22.20 · 1 race

5km

Event summary

Join the excitement at the Bozeman Without Borders 5K on Saturday, April 27, 2024, in beautiful Bozeman, Gallatin! This vibrant event invites participants of all ages to walk or run through the scenic Peet's Hill/Burke Park, all while supporting a meaningful cause. Organized by the Montana State University chapter of Engineers Without Borders, the race aims to raise funds for vital projects in Khwisero, Kenya, focused on providing clean water and sanitation to school children.

Whether you're a seasoned runner or looking to enjoy a leisurely walk, the Bozeman Without Borders 5K promises a fun-filled day for everyone. Not only will you be part of a fantastic community event, but you'll also contribute to sustainable engineering initiatives that make a real difference in the lives of others. Don't miss out on this opportunity to run for a cause and help create a brighter future for those in need!

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Apr 15, 2023

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Bozeman Without Borders 5k 2024

Incl. $2.20 Fee &

1:30 PM MDT

$22.20

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Organiser's description

Come join Montana State University's chapter of Engineers Without Borders https://www.ewbmsu.org at the Bozeman Without Borders 5K walk or run race! The race goes through Peet's Hill/Burke Park. All money raised goes towards Engineers Without Borders at MSU, a student organization that assesses, sponsors, designs, and implements projects in Khwisero, Kenya to provide clean water and sanitation to school children. Engineers Without Borders is committed to improving the lives of our partners and community members in Khwisero, Kenya while educating MSU students through sustainable engineering projects.