CKF’s Family Fun Run
Each September, we celebrate the gains made by those in recovery, just as we celebrate health improvements made by those who are managing other chronic health conditions like hypertension, diabetes, or heart disease. It’s a chance to educate others about recovery, the effectiveness of treatment and recovery support services, and that recovery is possible.
Run for Recovery
Join us for the annual CKF Family Fun Run, in celebration of National Recovery Month. Everyone is welcome to participate in the 5K or 1-mile run/walk!
When: Saturday, September 7th at 9 AM at Bill Burke Park. Registration and packet pick-up will open at 7:30 AM.
100% of your race entry fee goes to CKF Addiction Treatment
Substance use and addiction can be a hard topic of discussion and the road to recovery is different for everyone. At CKF Addiction Treatment, we are here to drive the conversation around addiction and recovery and the understanding that addiction is a chronic disease. By shifting how we speak about and treat addiction, we can make an impact that saves lives. Sharing our stories and individual journeys to recovery not only helps us humanize the experience of individuals living with addiction, but it also helps us understand that we can and do recover. This is significant and valuable to those living with this chronic disease, as well to families and communities.
Click Here to Register for the Race
Registration Fees
Early Bird (July 5th – August 5th)
$20 for 5K Run/Walk ages 18+
$15 for 5k Run/Walk ages under 18
$15 for 1-mile Run/Walk
$10 for 1-mile ages under 18
After august 6th registration will increase $10!
Your registration fee includes a race t-shirt, a water bottle, sweat towel, & breakfast!
After the Race
After the race enjoy provided snacks with family and friends as members of the recovery community share their stories.
If you have additional questions or interested in sponsoring the race please contact Chelsey Copeland at ccopeland@ckfaddictiontreatment.org
Thank you to our sponsors for making this race possible.
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