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The Meridian, Idaho Ostomy 5k is a 5k fun run held at Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park, beginning at noon with race-morning packet pickup. It is part of the Run for Resilience Ostomy 5k series and takes place during World Ostomy Day weekend. The event features two entry categories: an open 5k and an ostomate 5k. This marks the 10th annual Meridian event, with its purpose focused on ostomy awareness and support. Proceeds benefit the United Ostomy Associations of America, a 501(c)(3) charity, and donations are tax deductible. Sponsors and vendors will be present, and registration includes a shirt, a timed bib, and a runner swag bag.

The SueB 5K is a run/walk in Boise, Idaho, starting from Julia Davis Park in downtown Boise. It is held each October and gives runners and walkers separate start times, with walkers leaving shortly after the runners. The event is tied directly to domestic violence awareness, and proceeds support the Women’s and Children’s Alliance, including its Endowment Fund for long-term services. The race honors Susan “Sue B” Newby, whose family and friends came to believe after her death that she had likely been in an abusive marriage. Her sister Marj, along with friends Leslie and Teresa, started the event through the WCA to help other women leave abusive relationships before it is too late. The day also includes a public community resource fair before the 5K, so people can connect with local support services, and participants receive a race shirt.

Boise Meets World 5K is a short race in Boise, Idaho, scheduled for October and focused on the 5K distance. The race listing is in the 83701 area, suggesting a city-based run rather than a trail race or a multi-distance event. The public listing lacks a turn-by-turn course description, elevation profile, or field-size data. The most direct interpretation is a standard local Boise 5K. The page shows a past race record, an estimated future listing, and a call for participant reviews. Race details are provided or updated by event staff and management.

Idaho Running Day begins and ends at Sandy Point Park in Boise, adjacent to Lucky Peak State Park. The event offers 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon distances, all held on the same race morning. The longer races commence at 8:00 a.m., with the 5K and 10K starting at 9:00 a.m. This schedule accommodates first-time runners, club members, and those targeting a marathon without changing locations. It is a road and park-run style event, featuring chip timing and pre-race packet collection at Fleet Feet stores throughout the Treasure Valley. All four distances follow out-and-back paths along the Boise Greenbelt, stretching between Lucky Peak Reservoir and Southeast Boise, with the Boise River nearby. The course is described as fast and flat, attracting participants from Idaho, the Pacific Northwest, Treasure Valley, Southwest Idaho, and Southeast Oregon. Runners completing their chosen distance receive custom-designed medals and athletic shirts. The event also includes prizes from local partners, a post-race gathering, and a warm-up run organized by Fleet Feet Treasure Valley prior to race day.

The YMCA Halloween Freaky 5K and Monster Mile is a Halloween-themed run and walk at Pierce Park in Appleton, Wisconsin. The morning begins with a kids’ Mini Monster Dash, a half-mile race, followed by a chip-timed 5K Run/Walk for adults, families, and anyone seeking a low-pressure autumn event with a recorded finish time. The 5K route follows the Fox River, offering refreshments and a custom medal for 5K participants. Children have access to games and playground activities near their race, and the costume contest is integrated into the event. The YMCA organizes this event, with family and group discounts available. Volunteers assist in running the day, and the top three overall male and female 5K finishers receive special recognition.

The Boise Turkey Day 5K Run/Walk is a Thanksgiving morning event in Boise and Caldwell, Idaho. The main 5K begins at 9:00 AM MST. The Boise start is at Cecil Andrus Park, located in front of the Idaho State Capitol Building, providing a distinct downtown landmark before families continue their holiday. This event is designed for running or walking, suitable for families rather than exclusively competitive runners. A kids 5K option is available for participants aged 12 and under. The event benefits local causes, such as the Boise Rescue Mission and Camp Rainbow Gold. Past editions have also supported local Special Olympics teams. Participants are encouraged to bring canned food, donate directly, or volunteer at the Boise and Caldwell events.

The YMCA Thanksgiving Leftovers Fun Run is a Thanksgiving morning event in Beckley, West Virginia, held at the YMCA Paul Cline Memorial Sports Complex on YMCA Drive. The YMCA hosts its long-running Thanksgiving Day Run, now in its 49th year, offering three options: a 5-mile run, a 5-mile walk, or a 1-mile fun run. Races begin shortly after 8 a.m., serving as a pre-turkey workout before the holiday activities commence. The process is simple and family-oriented: participants collect a bib, registered runners receive a commemorative shirt, and finisher medals are distributed while available. Online registration concludes before race day, though same-morning signup is available for those registering late, without guaranteed swag. Attendees are advised to arrive early for photos with the Y Turkey and some pre-race gathering at the complex.

Idaho’s Ugliest Sweater Run is a Saturday morning 5K in Boise, starting and finishing at Payette Brewing Company on South Pioneer Street. The Dirty U organizes it, Payette Brewing Company sponsors it, and the theme is right in the name: runners participate in a holiday run built around ugly sweaters rather than a serious race-day image. Registration is available for single runners and teams, with price breaks for groups of 4 to 9 and larger discounts for groups of 10 or more. The entry waves use holiday names — Jolly Joggers, Santa’s Sprinters, and Snowflake Striders — which indicates the event is aimed at social runners, friend groups, and people who want a December 5K with a brewery base.

The CBH Hearts Across the Valley Love Run is a Valentine-themed 5K and 1-mile run/walk in Boise, hosted by CBH Homes and the Treasure Valley YMCA. It starts in the morning and offers a short, approachable way to begin Valentine’s Day weekend for couples, families, friends, or solo runners. The route follows the Boise Greenbelt at Ann Morrison Park. The 5K is 3.1 miles, and the shorter option is one mile. The event is new, features reds and pinks, and includes vendor areas, race swag, and small party spots around the course to foster a community feel rather than a competitive race.

The YMCA St. Patrick's Day Run, presented by ICCU, is a Boise race centered on Julia Davis Park, with the start and finish lines positioned near the band shell. Participants can select from the Leprechaun Mile, a 5K, or the 5 Mile River Dash, making the event suitable for children, casual runners, walkers, and those seeking a more demanding run. The mile race begins first in the morning, with the 5K and 5 Mile following soon after. The race course is contained entirely within the park. Packet pickup occurs the day before the race at Bandanna Running & Walking on Main Street. The YMCA emphasizes the St. Patrick's Day theme, referring to it as the luckiest run in town and encouraging participants to wear green attire and display shamrock spirit. Team registrations are also available, including friend and family groups like the four-woman League of Amazing Women from Boise and Meridian.