Lacing Up For Lupus

Saturday, September 14, 2024 Past event

10:00 AM EDT

Columbus, Georgia

$38.10 · 1 race

5km

Event summary

Join us on Saturday, September 14, 2024, for the inspiring "Lacing Up For Lupus" event in Columbus, Muscogee! This 5k race is not just a chance to lace up your sneakers; it's an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those affected by lupus. With approximately 55,000 Georgians living with this chronic illness, your participation will help raise vital awareness and funds for lupus patients and their caregivers.

By taking part in this uplifting event, you'll contribute to essential programs offered by the local chapter, including statewide symposiums, newly diagnosed seminars, teleconferences, and monthly support groups. Join the community in this vibrant celebration of hope and resilience, and let’s stride together towards a future with better support and resources for lupus patients. Don’t miss out on the chance to make a difference while enjoying a fantastic day of fitness and camaraderie!

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Lacing Up For Lupus 5k Fun Run

Incl. $3.10 Fee & T-Shirt

Onsite Registration $45.00. No T-shirt Guarantee

10:00 AM EDT

$38.10

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Organiser's description

This 5k race will help raise awareness and funds for patients with lupus. There are approximately 55,000 Georgians living with lupus. The funds raised ensures the chapter continues to provide essential programs for lupus patients and caregivers. The chapter also supports the national research efforts for research and advocating lupus. There are seven statewide symposium, newly diagnosed seminars, teleconference series and monthly support group meetings.