Hamilton residents have begun limbering up for a race intended to raise money for a good cause. This event is open to individuals of all skill levels, and the proceeds will be used to help combat the effects of cerebral palsy.
The First Annual Cerebral Palsy Awareness 5K is a single portion of the nationwide 2026 Grand Prix Race circuit, and it is fully sanctioned by the USATF. While seasoned runners are welcome, those who choose to participate can just as easily walk the entire distance. Medals will nonetheless be awarded to the top three male and female finishers.
All profits will be allocated to the Strides 4 Gianluca fund. This organization provides financial support, and similar services to families affected by cerebral palsy. The race is also being held to recognize World Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day.
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The First Annual Hamilton Cerebral Palsy Awareness 5K is being held on Sunday, October 11th, and all events are slated to begin at 9 AM. This race will take place in Veteran's Park located at 2206 Kuser Road. Registration will cost $35 per attendee.
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