HR/OD: Racing To End The Stigma

Saturday, September 20, 2025 Past event

10:00 AM CDT

Des Moines, Iowa

$31.40–$88.05 · 4 races

5km, 10km

Event summary

Join us in Des Moines, Polk on Saturday, September 20, 2025, for the inspiring Harm Reduction Over Overdose 5K and 10K event, aptly titled "Racing To End The Stigma." This uplifting community event is dedicated to increasing awareness, fostering compassion, and promoting action in the fight against stigma surrounding substance use. Whether you're a seasoned runner or a casual participant, everyone is welcome to take part in this meaningful race that honors lives lost and champions harm reduction strategies.

Each step you take contributes to a greater cause, as proceeds and donations from the event will directly support harm reduction programs, overdose prevention resources, and provide crucial assistance to individuals and families affected by substance use. Together, we can make a difference! Lace up your shoes and join us in this powerful movement for change.

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Races

10k

Incl. $3.05 Fee & T-Shirt

10:00 AM CDT

$88.05

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5k

Incl. $1.70 Fee & T-Shirt

10:00 AM CDT

$41.70

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Virtual 5k Option
Virtual

Incl. $1.40 Fee & T-Shirt

10:00 AM CDT

$31.40

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Virtual 10k Option
Virtual

Incl. $2.75 Fee & T-Shirt

10:00 AM CDT

$77.75

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Organiser's description

Join us for the Harm Reduction Over Overdose 5K and 10K, a powerful and uplifting community event focused on awareness, compassion, and action. This race is for everyone committed to reducing stigma, honoring lives lost, and promoting harm reduction strategies. Each step we take represents a step toward saving lives. This race is more than just a run its a community movement for change. Proceeds and donations go toward harm reduction programs, overdose prevention resources, and support for individuals and families affected by substance use.