+ Navajo Hopi Health Foundation + Run for Hope
- Date Sat 19th September 2026
- Time 8:00AM MDT
- Location Tuba City, Arizona
- Price Free - $30.00
- Races 4 races
- Distances 10km, 5km
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Event summary
Get ready to lace up your running shoes for the Navajo Hopi Health Foundation's annual Run for Hope on Saturday, September 19, 2026! This vibrant event will take place at the scenic Western Navajo Fairgrounds, where participants can choose from three exciting race distances: a 3K, 5K, or 10K. Each course winds through moderate terrain, making it perfect for runners of all skill levels.
Join us in raising awareness and supporting crucial cancer care needs within our community. All proceeds from the Run for Hope will go directly to the cancer treatment center at Tuba City Regional Health Care, ensuring that vital services remain accessible and culturally sensitive for the Navajo, Hopi, and San Juan Southern Paiute communities. Don’t forget to register by August 19 to take advantage of early bird savings! Come be a part of this uplifting event and help us make a difference—together, we can run for hope!
Join us in raising awareness and supporting crucial cancer care needs within our community. All proceeds from the Run for Hope will go directly to the cancer treatment center at Tuba City Regional Health Care, ensuring that vital services remain accessible and culturally sensitive for the Navajo, Hopi, and San Juan Southern Paiute communities. Don’t forget to register by August 19 to take advantage of early bird savings! Come be a part of this uplifting event and help us make a difference—together, we can run for hope!
Organiser's Description
REGISTER BY AUGUST 19 & SAVE!
ALL TIMES ARE ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!
Welcome! The Navajo Hopi Health Foundation is excited to announce our annual Run for Hope event! Join us on September 19, 2026, for a day dedicated to raising awareness and supporting our community's cancer care needs. The Western Navajo Fairgrounds outback trails offer a 3K, 5K and 10K path with moderate terrain.
All proceeds from this event will benefit our cancer treatment center at Tuba City Regional Health Care. The Navajo Hopi Health Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to raising funds for TCRHCC and its' mission to provide culturally sensitive and accessible health care to patients for the Navajo, Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute communities.
ALL TIMES ARE ON DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!
Welcome! The Navajo Hopi Health Foundation is excited to announce our annual Run for Hope event! Join us on September 19, 2026, for a day dedicated to raising awareness and supporting our community's cancer care needs. The Western Navajo Fairgrounds outback trails offer a 3K, 5K and 10K path with moderate terrain.
All proceeds from this event will benefit our cancer treatment center at Tuba City Regional Health Care. The Navajo Hopi Health Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to raising funds for TCRHCC and its' mission to provide culturally sensitive and accessible health care to patients for the Navajo, Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute communities.
Races
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10K Run
Incl. Event Tee
Sat 19th September 2026 (8:00AM MDT)
$30.00
Paid registration for the 10K category includes one event shirt. -
5K Run
Incl. Event Tee
Sat 19th September 2026 (8:00AM MDT)
$30.00
Paid registration for the 5K category includes one event shirt. -
3K Run
Incl. Event Tee
Sat 19th September 2026 (8:00AM MDT)
$30.00
Paid registration for the 3K category includes one event shirt. -
Free Fun Walk
Sat 19th September 2026 (8:00AM MDT)
Free
Disclaimer: This registration category does not include a shirt.
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Western Navajo Fairgrounds, Navajo Trail Hwy US-160, Tuba City, 86045, AZ, United States
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