5k Run for Homies With Extra Chromies

Date of race: Sunday, November 6 , 2022

Course certification number: PA190003NP

Name of event: 5K Run for Homies With Extra Chromies 

Location of event: Ridley Creek State Park Area 11

Race Details: Please join us on Sunday, November 6, 2022 at Ridley Creek State Park (picnic Area 11) for the third annual 5K Run for Homies with Extra Chromies presented by InkAway Laser Tattoo Removal to benefit the Down Syndrome Interest Group of Delaware County.  This course is USATF certified. Walkers are also welcomed to join! 

Course Support: Due to Covid-19 there will not be any water stops 

Date and time: Race Day packet pickup and registration will take place from 8:15 am- 9:15 am. Race begins at 9:30 am

Awards: Top 1-3 Male and Female; $150.00 to 1st place finisher,  $75.00 to 2nd place finisher,  $50.00 to 3rd place finisher 

Swag: TShirt, Swag Bags. ****We cannot guarantee shirt sizes for participants registered after 10/26/2021****

Sponsorships Donations, and Volunteers: There are a number of ways to get involved in the 5K Run for Homies with Extra Chromies.  Even if you are not planning to run or walk in the event, please consider volunteering, making a tax-deductible donation, or sponsoring through your local business to receive great branding and advertising benefits.  Volunteers, please register on this website.  Click the button that says "volunteer" and enter your information so that we can keep a count and ensure that we leave nothing to chance.  To obtain more information, please contact Stephanie Sapp at (484)840-8663 or email inkawaynoregret5k@gmail.com

Proceeds of the race will benefit The Delaware County Down Syndrome Interest Group (DSIG). DSIG is a 501(c) non-profit organization that was formed in 1990 by a group of families touched by Down Syndrome in Delaware County. They strive to promote professional and public awareness and encourage inclusion for those with Down Syndrome. Their goals are to reach out to expectant and new parents of a child with Down Syndrome, to be supportive of and provide social interaction for people with Down Syndrome, their families, friends and acquaintances, to aid and challenge each family to constantly evaluate and re-think how new ideas, information and technology may help or affect their child with Down Syndrome and to educate the general public by assisting members of our community in learning to see people with disabilities as people, not as their disability. To learn more please visit http://www.delcodsig.org/