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DeniPL hosts a 5k in Toledo, Ohio, during October at Toledo Park. The race begins in the evening, making it a brief after-work run instead of a lengthy morning road race. The available race details are straightforward: a single 5k category, one location at Toledo Park, and organization by the DeniPL company. The source material does not include published course details, traditions, charity affiliations, or past results, suggesting it is a local company-organized event focused on a simple 3.1-mile distance.

The BE FAST 5k Run & 1 Mile Walk takes place in downtown Toledo at Promenade Park. It features a 5k run, a 1-mile walk, options for stroke survivors to enter, a 100-yard kids dash, and a virtual 5k. The event recognizes stroke survivors and their families, focusing on physical activity and practical assistance for those impacted by stroke. Timed runners receive bib chip timing. The day also offers stroke risk assessments, blood pressure checks, educational resources, and a community resource fair. The 5k course runs along the Maumee Riverfront, crosses the Cherry Street Bridge, and proceeds through Glass City Metropark. Funds from registration fees, donations, and raffles support The ProMedica Foundation Stroke Patient Assistance Fund. This fund aids patients with financial constraints in covering costs for medications, health equipment, supplies, travel to appointments, and housing or utility expenses post-stroke. The event includes family activities alongside the race, such as refreshments, a post-race meal, face painting, balloon animals, a DJ, photography, and a brief kids dash prior to the walk and run.

MacQueen's Run For Your Life begins at MacQueen Orchards, guiding participants through the adjacent "apple Streets" before returning to the orchard grounds. The event features a 10K, 5K, Challenge event, and Kids Run. The 10K and Challenge commence early, followed by the 5K, and then the Kids Run. The 10K covers 6.2 miles, the 5K is 3.1 miles, and the Kids Run offers a dedicated orchard run for children. This event is part of Run Toledo’s holiday race season, encouraging costumes and fostering a playful atmosphere. The main races are open to all ages, with specific age requirements: 9 and up for the 10K and Challenge, 6 and up for the 5K, and 11 and under for the Kids Run. Presented by Phelan Orthodontics, this marks the 14th annual running, establishing it as a local fall tradition.

Sean Brady Memorial to bieg na 5K i marsz/spacer na 1-mile w Monroe, Michigan. Startują z 2770 N Custer Road. Oba starty są o 10:00 EDT, razem z Dave Bork Classic. Zapisy tylko online, przez RunSignUp; na miejscu nie da rady się zapisać. Opcja na 1-mile jest dla tych, którzy nie chcą biec 5K. Zapraszamy spacerowiczów, luźnych uczestników i oczywiście biegaczy. Impreza upamiętnia Seana Brady'ego, opisanego w materiałach jako 'an exceptional student-athlete, friend, and teammate'. Cały dochód idzie na fundusz stypendialny Seana.

The UToledo Health DCC Annual Breast Cancer Awareness 5K and Fun Run is a community run and walk held at the Eleanor N. Dana Cancer Center on Conference Drive in Toledo, Ohio. It takes place in October during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, featuring a 3.1-mile 5K and a 1-mile fun run for those preferring a shorter distance. The 1-mile option follows a loop course, and both distances welcome walkers and runners. Friends and families are encouraged to attend, participants should wear pink breast cancer awareness attire, and the event provides mammogram screening information on site. This is the second annual edition, and entries include a T-shirt.

The Missing Slice - Love, Hope & Pizza 5K is a run-or-walk event in Adrian, Michigan, starting at 785 Riverside Ave. It follows a 5K course, suitable for runners aiming for a specific time and walkers who wish to participate in the morning. The race supports breast cancer awareness and takes place in October, beginning early in the morning according to event listings. The Lenawee Endurance Club collaborates with Hungry Howie's, which gives the race its pizza theme and local character. An 800-meter Kids Run is also available, allowing families to participate together. The community's fundraising target is $2,500, with contributions directed to the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Organizers state the event holds personal significance for those impacted by breast cancer.

Ghost and Goblin 5K to bieg w klimacie Halloween, w Williams Park w Gibsonburg, Ohio. Główny 5K startuje o 10:00, a wcześniej, o 9:30, jest fun run na 1 milę. Organizatorem jest Sandusky County Job and Family Services. Rano odbiera się pakiety, potem jest opcja dla dzieciaków i rodzin, a na końcu ten główny 5K. Ten fun run jest mocno w temacie Halloween – zachęcają do przebierania się i jest tam też trick-or-treating. Dochód idzie na The Child Abuse Prevention/Domestic Violence Awareness Committee, a jak ktoś nie biegnie, to też może wpłacić. Nagrody są dla najlepszych w kategoriach wiekowych, a ten dystans 1 mili to fajna opcja dla młodszych uczestników i spacerowiczów, żeby wziąć udział w tym dniu.

The Haunted Halloween 5K - Run & Walk is a Halloween-themed race in Chicago’s Lincoln Park, located at the Diversey Event Space near the lakefront. The 5K begins after costume judging, with the half marathon starting shortly before it. Both races start and finish on the gravel path beside the event space. The 5K follows the first 1.55 miles of the half marathon course before turning back. The half marathon runs south along the lakefront toward the Field Museum, then returns to Lincoln Park. Mile markers and four aid stations are provided on the route. Costumes are a key part of the event: judging occurs before the races, and awards are given for the top two individual costumes and top two group costumes. Participants should wear costumes that allow for movement, and gear check is available for one standard backpack if needed for storing costume elements before the race.

Carpe Diem Epilepsy Run to bieg na 5K i spacer na 3K, który odbywa się w niedzielę rano w Swan Creek Metropark w Toledo, Ohio. Rejestracja i odbiór pakietów ruszają o 8:30, start 5K jest o 9:00, a spacer o 9:15. Cała impreza ma na celu zwiększenie świadomości o epilepsji i zbieranie funduszy na programy dla osób z epilepsją w The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio. Bieg ma prostą formułę: każdy uczestnik dostaje koszulkę, chip do pomiaru czasu i opaskę. Dla spacerowiczów jest trasa 3K z niższą opłatą startową. Można zabrać ze sobą psy – muszą być grzeczne, zaszczepione i na smyczy. Właściciele oczywiście odpowiadają za swoje pupile. Nazwa imprezy nawiązuje do jej idei, zachęcając uczestników do "Seize the Day", gdy biegną, spacerują z bliskimi, albo po prostu wspierają osoby i rodziny dotknięte epilepsją.