Freedom Run

Saturday, May 17, 2025 Past event

8:00 AM CDT

Madisonville, Kentucky

$27.50 · 1 race

5km

Event summary

Get ready for the inspiring Freedom Run on Saturday, May 17, 2025, in Madisonville, Hopkins! This uplifting 5k event invites runners of all abilities to come together for a fantastic cause. Starting at 8 AM and wrapping up no later than 10 AM, participants will not only enjoy a fun race but also contribute to a vital mission. All proceeds from the Freedom Run will directly support the "she recovers Foundation," which provides essential resources for women battling mental health and addiction challenges.

Join us in creating a supportive community environment, where you can share your story on our special story wall or run in honor of a loved one. To commemorate the event, we will also host a heartfelt balloon release at the end of the race, paying tribute to those we've lost to addiction and mental health struggles. Don’t miss this chance to make a difference while enjoying a day filled with hope, unity, and inspiration!

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Freedom Run

Incl. $2.50 Fee

8:00 AM CDT

$27.50

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Organiser's description

Join in for this fun 5k and help support a good cause! All proceeds from this race will go directly to "she recovers Foundation" to support both recovery of mental health and addiction for women who are struggling and need some hope. Race will start at 8am and go no later than 10am. Our goal is raising proceeds to be able to help others break free from the chains of addiction and get the help they need for their mental health. We will also have a story wall where others can tell their story of how they broke free or "why" or "who" they are running for. We also plan to do a balloon release memorial at the end of the race to honor those who we have lost from the chains of addiction and mental health struggles.