Run to Prevent - Suicide Prevention 5K and 1 Mile Run

Registration: 9 – 9:30 a.m.

Unite Run (Fun Run): 9:30 – 10 a.m.

5K: 10 – 11 a.m.

Registration fees:

Registration for the Unite Run does not include a t-shirt only the 5K registration includes a t-shirt. T-shirts cannot be guaranteed for registrations after September 1.

Unite Run (Fun Run)

Unite Run (Fun Run): $10

Unite Run Early-bird Family of 4: $25

Unite Run Family of 4: $30

5K

Early-bird 5K: $25 (cut off September 1 for guaranteed shirt)

5K: $30 (September 2 – September 24 day of run)

5K Course:

The start location is on College Street – near the North Oak Street intersection. The is a “No Parking” sign off to the right – that is the location.

Turn right onto Azalea Drive

Turn left onto Cranford

Turn right onto White Oak

1 mile – is on White Oak – the green mark is painted on the left side of the street.

Turn left onto Vallorbe Drive

Turn right onto Glynndale Drive

Turn right onto Wildwood Drive

Turn right onto White Oak

Turn left onto Azalea Circle

Turn left onto Azalea Drive 

2 mile – is on Azalea Drive – the green mark is located on the right side of the road, at the backside of the house with address 709. The mark is just past the driveway. 

Turn right onto Gornto Drive

Turn right onto Georgia Ave

Turn right onto Cary Street

Turn left onto Azalea Drive

3 mile – is on Azalea Drive – the green mark is located on the left side of the road, near VECA. Just past the mailbox for 1709B Azalea Drive.

The finish location is on Azalea Drive – at the sidewalk that connects Azalea Drive to VECA – the south side of the intersection.

1-Mile Run Course:

Start on College Street

Turn left onto Azalea Drive

Turn right onto Pine Tree Road

Turn right onto McLeod Road

Turn right onto  Cherokee Road

Turn right onto Azalea Drive

Run to Prevent supports the mission of United2Prevent by increasing the awareness and understanding of suicide. It is also a fundraiser to allow United2Prevent to continue to educate the community on the signs of suicide and to spread the word that no one is alone in their pain and that help is always available.