RESOLVE Scarecrow 5K and Family Fun Run

For 15 years, the Scarecrow-Domestic Violence Stinks! 5k has been raising awareness and funds to prevent domestic violence and celebrate the courageous survivors.

We believe that everyone deserves to feel safe in their home and that by working together -- as women, men, friends, family, neighbors, and community - that we can bring an end to domestic violence. Every dollar raised at this event supports this life changing work.

New this year! Online fundraising. Click the Fundraising tab to set up your personalized online giving page. Every dollar makes a big difference.

For more information: www.resolve-roc.org or 585.425.1580

When: Saturday • October 8, 2016 • Registration opens at 7:00
Where: Box Factory • East Liftbridge Lane • Fairport
Run/Walk: 5K (3.1miles) @ 9 AM
Family Fun Run: 1/2 mile course with fall themed obstacles appropriate for kids 3+ @ 10AM
Family Fun Zone: Fall themed games and activites for kids (extra $$)
Come in Costume!

$25 - By July 31
$30 - August 1 - October 1
$35 - October 2 - Race Day (October 8)
Teams: 3 or more people  (indicate team name at registration)
Includes: Tech Shirts to the first 250 registrants, Post-race Food and Fun

Fun Run Fees
$5/person
$25 for family of 5+

Oct 7th, 11AM to 7PM
Fleet Feet Sports @ The Armory, 155 Culver Rd, Rochester

Box Factory Parking Lot, Fairport: 7AM

Overall Division: Top three male and female runners receive cash awards of $100, $75, $50.
Master’s Division (40+): The top male and female runners receive $75.
Age Group Awards: Top three male and female: 14 & under, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, and 80 & over.
Team Awards: Determined by top 3 finishers on team, team receives prize
Additional Awards: Youngest male and female, oldest male and female, middle-of-the-pack, fastest stroller, and best costume.

At RESOLVE of Greater Rochester we develop and deliver innovative, community-centered solutions that empower people and communities to break the cycle of domestic violence.