Victims' Rights Week
5K fun run and 1 Mile walk

A 5K fun run and 1 Mile walk to honor Victims' Rights Week 2010. National Crime Victims' Rights Week is a time set aside to build public awareness about the challenges crime victims face and to celebrate the hard won progress in victims' rights and services. It is also a time to honor the professionals who assist and offer guidance, information, support and encouragement to victims of crime in our communities.

RESULTS

The results of the 5K have now been posted:

• 5K results by position
• 5K results by name

FEES

• Entry fees are non-refundable
• 1 Mile Walk (12 & Under) - (to be announced)
• 1 Mile Walk (13 & Older) - (to be announced)
• 5K Run (13 & Older) - (to be announced)

COURSE

The course is a mostly flat loop through East Bear Creek Park. The well-groomed, packed dirt trail is accessible to walkers and runners of all abilities.

REGISTRATION (PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!)

• Online registration with Active.com
• Online registration ends on April 23, 2010
• Very limited race day registration 30 minutes prior to race

PACKET PICK-UP

• Race packets and t-shirts can be picked up on race day at the start/finish starting at 8:30 a.m.
• T-shirts are only guaranteed for those who register before April 16, 2010.
• For registrations after April 16, 2010, t-shirts will be provided on a first come, first served basis.

It's easy. We're using active.com as our registrar. Go to this race's registration page, type in your details, and sign up! Easier still, click on the following button:

Victims' Rights Week is a national week-long observance to honor the professionals who assist and offer guidance, information, support and encouragement to victims of crime in our communities. Victims' Rights Week is to help remind the public that victims bear the brunt of crime and remind us that we are all vulnerable to crime. Victims' rights are everyone's rights. Without justice to victims of crime, there can be no justice for all.