Zachary M. Martin Memorial Run/Walk 2027 Rhode Island

  • Date Sat 25th September 2027
  • Time 9:00AM EDT
  • Location Bristol, Rhode Island
  • Price $38.10
  • Races 2 races
  • Distances 5km

Event summary

Join us for the inspiring Zachary M. Martin Memorial Run/Walk on Saturday, September 25, 2027, in beautiful Bristol, Rhode Island! This special 5K event is not only a chance to get active but also an opportunity to support a noble cause. Proceeds will benefit Operation Stand Down, an organization dedicated to helping struggling and homeless veterans in our community.

This uplifting event welcomes participants of all ages, with children 12 and under allowed to join for free. Wheelchairs and strollers are also welcome, making it a perfect family outing. Come honor the memory of PFC Zachary M. Martin, USMC, while raising awareness about PTSD and supporting those who have served our country. Mark your calendars for this meaningful day of community, compassion, and camaraderie!

Organiser's Description

This is a 5K Run/Walk Event to raise money for Operation Stand Down in Rhode Island, which raises money for struggling and homeless veterans.

Children 12 and under are free. Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome.

This 5K Run/Walk event is in honor of PFC Zachary M. Martin, USMC, who took his own life due to PTSD.

More information coming.

Races

  • Zachary M. Martin Memorial Run/Walk 2027 Rhode Island

    Incl. $3.10 Fee & Memorial Military-Style Dog Tag and T-Shirt

    Sat 25th September 2027 (9:00AM EDT)

    $38.10

    OPENS 01 NOV
  • Zachary M. Martin Memorial Run/Walk Rhode Island Virtual

    Incl. $3.10 Fee & T-Shirt

    $38.10

    OPENS 14 APR 27

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Location

Colt State Park, Route 114, Bristol, 02809-2048, RI, United States

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