Kenneth Brown Memorial Scholarship
- Date Sat 18th October 2025
- Time 9:00AM EDT
- Location Wadesboro, North Carolina
- Price $27.50
- Races 1 race
- Distances 5km
Event summary
Join us for the Kenneth Brown Memorial Scholarship event on Saturday, October 18th, 2025, in the vibrant community of Wadesboro, Anson! This uplifting 5K race is not just about running; it’s about making a real difference in the lives of young people aspiring to enter skilled trades. Established in honor of Kenneth Brown, the scholarship supports students enrolling in trade or vocational programs after high school. By participating in this exciting event, you'll help fund the scholarship and empower the next generation of electricians, welders, mechanics, carpenters, and more—essential professions that keep our communities thriving. Lace up your sneakers and be part of this meaningful journey toward a brighter future!
Organiser's Description
The scholarship was established by Renee (Kenneth's mom) and Benny Dennis in honor of their commitment to supporting young people pursuing skilled trades.
Proceeds from this 5k event will go directly toward funding the scholarship, which will be awarded to students enrolling in trade or vocational programs after high school graduation.
By participating, you're helping to empower the next generation of tradespeople- electricians, welders, mechanics, carpenters, and more- who keep our communities running strong.
Proceeds from this 5k event will go directly toward funding the scholarship, which will be awarded to students enrolling in trade or vocational programs after high school graduation.
By participating, you're helping to empower the next generation of tradespeople- electricians, welders, mechanics, carpenters, and more- who keep our communities running strong.
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Kenneth Brown Memorial Scholarship
