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Miles for Meals 5k Run/Walk
Please join us for the fifth annual Miles for Meals 5k Run/Walk on Saturday, June 9th, 2012 at 8 am at Heritage Park in Olathe. The proceeds from this event will go to support several local food pantries within Johnson County. Since this is a fun run/walk, strollers and ipods are welcome (sorry no pets)! This event will be officially timed and results will be available after the race.
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Registration:
$20 pre-registration through 6/8/12.
$25 race day registration, available 7:00-7:45 am at Heritage Park, Shelter #1.
Free for kids 12 and under (no registration fee required, must be accompanied by adult, no t-shirt provided)
Fees are non-refundable, transferable, or exchangeable.
Register online or print a registration brochure to send it. Online registration closes at 10 pm on 6/7/12.
Packet Pick-Up:
June 8th from 2:00 to 5:00 pm at the Johnson County Administration Building, 111 S. Cherry Street, Suite 1500, Olathe, Kansas.
June 9th from 7:00-7:45 am at Heritage Park, Shelter #1.
Course Information:
We have upgraded the course which will allow for more room to run on the trail, and less two-way traffic.
2010 Race Results:
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Female Division
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1. Eric Lord 20:45 |
1. Lynette Laws 21:36 |
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2. Richard McDaniel 22:48 |
2. April Newby 27:44 |
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3. Michael Haramia 24:01 |
3. Lacey Beck 29:30 |
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For sponsorship information, please contact us by email, or by phone at 913-715-2600.
About Feed the Need
Since 1987, employees of Johnson County Government have participated in the annual Feed the Need campaign. All donations of food and money benefit ten area food pantries serving eligible Johnson County citizens.
The 10 food pantries include: Blue Valley Multi-Service Center in Overland Park, De Soto Multi-Service Center, Spring Hill Multi-Service Center, North Central Multi-Service Center in Lenexa, Gardner-Edgerton Coordinating Council, Shawnee Community Services, Catholic Charities of Northeast Kansas in Overland Park and Olathe, and Salvation Army and First Christian Church both in Olathe.
Throughout the year, employees from the different county departments and agencies sponsor fund raising events ranging from food drives and chili cook-offs to golf tournaments. The monies raised are received by the Johnson County Charitable Foundation, Inc., a Section 501(c) (3) tax-exempt organization, and in turn, disbursed to the food pantries at the end of year’s campaign, ending each July.
