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Community Refugee & Immigration Services' 5K + Community-Wide Event begins at Genoa Park in downtown Columbus, with the in-person race starting at 10:00 AM. The program features a 5K run/walk, an untimed 1-mile walk, a kids fun run, and a virtual 5K option for those who wish to participate remotely. This event directly supports CRIS, an independent nonprofit assisting refugee and immigrant communities in Central Ohio. The event focuses on providing runners, walkers, children, and remote participants a unified way to support CRIS's mission. The organization aids refugees and immigrants in finding safety and stability, developing self-sufficiency, and integrating into Central Ohio. Its staff represent diverse global backgrounds and speak numerous languages.

Run Like a Girl is an all-women's running series in Westerville, Ohio, offering 5K, 10K, and 10-mile options on the same morning. The races begin between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., providing Central Ohio runners a choice of a short road race, a middle-distance effort, or a longer challenge. The field accommodates a wide range of runners, from first-timers and weekend participants to faster athletes seeking competition. Groups of four or more receive a per-person registration discount, aligning with the event's emphasis on friends registering together as well as individual runners testing their limits.

The Columbus Marathon & 1/2 Marathon, held in Columbus, Ohio each October, features a marathon, half marathon, Jesse Owens 5K, 1 Mile race, Kids Run, and a Gold Medal Challenge. The main courses are fast, making the weekend suitable for runners aiming for a personal best, those preferring a shorter distance, or families participating with children. Nationwide Children's Hospital is the title beneficiary, a partnership over ten years old. Over $15 million has been raised for the hospital, with Children's Champions athletes contributing millions through their fundraising efforts.

The John Glenn International Runway 5K is a Sunday 5K in Columbus, Ohio, run on the north runway of John Glenn International Airport. The setting is the whole point: instead of city streets or park paths, runners get a flat airport runway under their feet, with the terminal close enough that they can wave to travelers as they pass. The course is straightforward, and one participant called it perfectly flat and easy for a personal best. More than a thousand runners show up, making it feel like a community race rather than a novelty run. A repeat participant said the event has been held every year since it started and praised its organization, giving both the course and race management top marks.

The Spooktacular 5k is a Halloween-themed evening race held at the West Licking County Family YMCA, featuring a timed 5k run/walk. This event is designed for families, with proceeds benefiting YMCA youth programs. It also includes a Little Monster Dash for children aged 10 and under. The 5k course consists of two loops on paved roads and gravel trails, passing through wooded areas and a new crushed gravel section, with one water stop. Younger children participate in a short Little Monster Dash and receive a shirt and finisher medal. Participants in the 5k receive a long-sleeve race shirt and medal. An additional event is the Zombie Chase, a 1.5-mile run through the woods where runners encounter zombies after the main race.

The Total HealthWorks Movin' It! 5K Run/Walk for Parkinson’s is a 5 km run and walk in Columbus, Ohio, beginning at 303 W Broad St. It is part of the Movin' It! series, organized by Total HealthWorks, with race proceeds supporting the fight against Parkinson's disease. The event is designed for runners and walkers, accommodating those aiming for a timed 5K and those participating at a gentler pace. The race has a direct connection to an Ohio Parkinson’s exercise community. RacePenguin reports that over 21,000 people in Ohio receive treatment for Parkinson’s annually, with approximately 7,500 new diagnoses each year. The cause is significant because exercise can aid individuals with Parkinson’s in maintaining balance, mobility, and daily function, and it may help slow disease progression. The event also highlights OhioHealth Delay the Disease, an evidence-based fitness program for people living with Parkinson’s, established on David Zid and Jackie Russell’s conviction that daily exercise can help manage the disease.

Run To Feed The Hungry is a running event in Columbus, Ohio, starting at 500 Maier Place. The event includes a 402 m kids' dash up to a half marathon, accommodating families, new runners, and those seeking a longer distance within the same race series. The available distances are 402 m, 1 mile, 5K, 10K, and 21.1 km for the half marathon. The event's name indicates a food-relief purpose, and the shorter race options make the day accessible for children and walkers, alongside runners aiming for the 5K, 10K, or half marathon.

The SKECHERS Hot Chocolate Run Columbus is a November race held in Columbus, Ohio, offering 5K, 15K, and 1K distances. It belongs to the Hot Chocolate Run series, a large-scale running event centered on a chocolate theme, distinct from a typical single-distance road race. The event's slogan is "America's Sweetest Run," emphasizing the post-race indulgence: train, race, and finish with chocolate. Participants, including runners, walkers, and families, can select a suitable distance. The Columbus event also utilizes volunteers to assist with race day operations.

Turkey Trails is a Thanksgiving-themed U.S. race series featuring a 5K and 10K, with a half marathon, 1 mile run, and kids' dash also available. It is an annual family event, not solely for competitive runners, offering youth pricing for the 5K and 10K and a virtual option for those preferring to run on their own schedule. The race accommodates adults, first-timers, children, and families together in the same event, allowing participants to select different distances. The 5K, 10K, and half marathon are chip-timed with live results and awards, while the 1 mile and kids' dash are untimed. All runners receive a custom bib, designer shirt, and medal. Children 10 and under get a mini bib and youth shirt. Children can enter the kids' dash without charge if they forgo the swag. Post-race treats and complimentary participant photos enhance the holiday atmosphere.

The Johnstown, Alexandria & Granville Turkey Trot is a Thanksgiving-season race series in central Ohio, run on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. It offers runners and walkers four options: a half marathon, 10K, 5K run/walk, and a kids fun run, accommodating distance runners, families, and those seeking a short holiday outing. The races take place in Johnstown, Alexandria, and Granville, featuring chip timing and instant results. Finishers receive a medal, a custom bib, snacks, refreshments, and a performance fleece sweatshirt. A unique element is the personal pie, with flavors including pumpkin, pecan, sweet potato, apple, blueberry, strawberry, and lemon. USA Race Timing & Event Management, based in Columbus, organizes and times the event.

A personal pie awaits at the finish of the Columbus Hungry Turkey Trot, a family-friendly run/walk held at Genoa Park in Columbus, Ohio. This event takes place on the first Saturday after Thanksgiving and offers participants several distances: 5K, 10K, a 1/3 marathon, and a Kids Fun Run. The event accommodates both casual holiday participants and those seeking a timed race, featuring chip timing and instant results. Participants in the 5K, 10K, and 1/3 marathon can select either a turkey hat, long sleeve shirt, or hooded sweatshirt. They also receive a custom bib, finisher medal, snacks, and refreshments post-race.