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The Alleghany Memorial Hospital Foundation 1 Mile Walk and 5K Run takes place annually at Crouse Park on Cherry Street in Sparta, North Carolina. Participants can choose between a 5K run, approximately 3.1 miles, and a 1-mile walk. Both events begin in the morning. Registration typically opens in early June and remains open until late September, with distinct registration fees for the run and the walk. The Alleghany Memorial Hospital Foundation sponsors this event, with proceeds directed to purchasing medical equipment for Alleghany Health. The race emphasizes local health and wellness, attracting individuals seeking exercise and a direct method to support patients, healthcare professionals, and the broader Alleghany community.

This Halloween-themed race in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, begins at 8:00 AM, offering participants four distance options: 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The event focuses on road running, with the day incorporating a best costume award in addition to standard race awards. All participants must register via RunSignup prior to race day, as no on-site registration will be available. Packet pickup is efficient, commencing 30 minutes before the start and concluding 10 minutes before the race begins. The courses feature repeating out-and-back segments. The 5K consists of one out-and-back, the 10K has two, the half marathon includes four, and the marathon comprises eight. This structure presents a mental loop challenge for the longer races, in addition to the physical distance. All distances share a 6-hour course time limit, requiring steady pacing for marathoners. Finishers will receive medals, with shirts and gear available for purchase. Participants also accumulate series points via US Road Running.

The NCANA Run for Joy is a 5K race held in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Participants can run in person at Jamison Park on Meadowlark Drive or opt for a virtual 5K. This community event supports mental health advocacy, with funds directed toward wellness and support for health care trainees and providers. The race route is not extensively detailed, but its objective is evident. It highlights the pressures faced during medical and clinical training, such as demanding workloads, occupational stress, and the stigma preventing trainees from seeking assistance. Funds are managed by the charitable organization Run for Joy, Inc. The event originated following the passing of a health care trainee.

The Iredell County Special Olympics Ghoulish Gallop is a Halloween-themed Greenway race featuring a 5K and a 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk. Separate entry options are available for youth and adult participants, accommodating runners, walkers, families, and Special Olympics supporters. The course remains on the Greenway, offering a straightforward off-road setting rather than a route dominated by streets. Proceeds benefit Iredell County Special Olympics, and the first 10 finishers will receive a free pair of Feetures socks.

Miles for Meals 5K is a food-relief charity run/walk with local versions tied to meal programs: one at Mine Falls Park for Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County, and one at Basset Creek Park in Crystal, Minnesota, for Loaves & Fishes. The Hillsborough County event is an annual 5K run/walk, while the Minnesota race is part of Crystal Frolics and starts after a kids' Fun Run. At Mine Falls Park, runners use a 5K route and walkers can choose 3K trails. In Crystal, the course is fast and flat, chipped, and awards prizes to top finishers. The field is built for runners, walkers, virtual participants, families, and teams, with fundraising pages available so friends and relatives can sponsor a run. The Minnesota race links into Crystal Frolics, a four-day community celebration with food, fireworks, live entertainment, and pickleball tournaments, while Loaves & Fishes uses the event to support free meal programs across urban, suburban, and rural communities.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon is a running event in Charlotte, North Carolina. All three distances begin near Marion Diehl Adaptive Field. The event takes place in November, offering runners a 5K, 10K, or half marathon, each with a 3 hour and 30 minute time limit. The 5K and 10K follow a 3.11-mile out-and-back course; the 5K is one loop, and the 10K is two loops. The half marathon uses a distinct 3.28-mile out-and-back course, completed four times, allowing participants to see familiar sections during the run. All finishers get medals. A best costume award adds to the fun, and the race contributes to a points series. Online registration is available via RunSignup, with no race-day signups. Packet pickup occurs in a brief pre-race period.

The Gobbler 5K, 10K, and 13.1M is a US Road Running event held in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All three distances begin at 8:00 AM. Participants select a 5K, 10K, or half marathon. Registration is exclusively online via RunSignup; no race-day signups are available. The courses feature out-and-back segments. The 5K completes one segment, the 10K completes two, and the half marathon completes four. The event has a 3 hour and 30 minute time limit, requiring consistent pacing for the half marathon. Participants receive medals, and awards are presented. Series points contribute to US Road Running standings. A best-costume award adds a playful holiday-race atmosphere to the morning.

The Iredell County Special Olympics Thanksgiving Turkey Chase is a Thanksgiving morning race in Statesville, North Carolina, starting from 2012 Simonton Rd. It offers a 10k, 5k, and 1-mile fun run, with youth and adult options for the shorter distances. Bib pickup is onsite at the Soccer Complex before the races, and the first 1-mile youth runners start around 9:00 AM. The course uses a mix of greenway and road, and dogs are not allowed on the route. The event supports Iredell County Special Olympics, and it also asks runners to bring canned food, gently worn shoes, or clothes for Fifth Street Ministries and BackPack Ministries. This is the race's 10th running, giving it the feel of a local holiday tradition rather than a one-off fundraiser.

The Holiday 5K, 10K, & 13.1M in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, offers a holiday-themed road race with three distance options: 5K, 10K, and half marathon. All participants begin at 8:00 AM. Registration is required in advance via RunSignup, as on-site sign-ups are not available. The courses are straightforward out-and-back routes. The distance is determined by the number of repetitions completed: one for the 5K, two for the 10K, and four for the half marathon. The event has a 3 hour 30 minute time limit, finisher medals, optional shirts and gear for purchase, a best costume award, and series points through US Road Running.

The Holiday 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon is a morning race series held at Jamison Park in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. All three distances begin at 8:00 AM. Participants can select from a 5K, 10K, or 13.1-mile half marathon. Advance registration is required via RunSignup, as on-site registration will not be available at the park. The course structure is straightforward and repetitive. The 5K and 10K courses follow the same out-and-back path; 5K runners complete it once, while 10K runners go through it twice. The half marathon utilizes a distinct out-and-back course that is repeated four times. Consequently, pacing and lap management are more critical than course memorization. Packet pickup is available 30 minutes prior to the start and concludes 10 minutes before the race begins. The course time limit is set at 3 hours and 30 minutes.

The Running of the Lights begins at midnight on New Year's Day within Tanglewood Park in Clemmons, North Carolina. Participants traverse the Tanglewood Festival of Lights by foot, selecting either a 5K run/walk or a 1.75-mile fun run/walk. Economy entries and a virtual option are also available. The course utilizes the park's holiday light display, allowing people to run, walk, or stroll through a Christmas setup typically viewed from vehicles. Prior to the start, attendees share a toast and view a live stream of the Times Square ball drop at the starting line. Upon completion, they receive hot chocolate, snacks, a custom medal, and a long-sleeve race shirt. Trivium Racing manages the event. The combination of short distances, walking choices, and midnight timing establishes it as a family-friendly New Year tradition, not solely a competition for speed.