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Sandy Springs Education Force's 5K/10K - Saturday, October 26, 2024

Registration includes a t-shirt, food, a high-end swag bag, finisher medals and awards for adults and kids (including sizeable gift cards). There will be personalized sessions and samples from vendors including a session wearing compression boots from Medical Sports Massage, stretching from Stretch Zone and nutritional samples from Elizabeth Austin Health Club and Arden's Garden. Enjoy food, face painting, pumpkin decorating and an amazing DJ from America’s Got Talent.

Not a runner? You can support SSEF whether or not you participate. Tap HERE to donate!

Sandy Springs Education Force's Lightning 5K/10K is a fast, flat course and an official Peachtree qualifier! Every step helps boost educational programs for public school students in Sandy Springs. Form a school, neighborhood or corporate team and enjoy the race (and the celebration after)!

DEADLINE: October 9 to guarantee a T-shirt

Your registration fee helps Sandy Springs Education Force provide targeted learning support and outreach programs that will make a difference for public school students!

REGISTRATION FEE (includes race t-shirt and finisher medal):      

Now until October 25: $45 for 10K and $35 for 5K

Day of Race - $50 for 10K and $40 for 5K

DAY OF RACE TIMELINE

6:30 am Registration Opens (We strongly recommend picking up your bib and t-shirt at packet pickup, see details below)

7:45 am 10K Start

7:55 am 5K Start

PACKET PICKUP

Location Academy Sports + Outdoors - 130 Perimeter Center W, Dunwoody, GA 30346- Friday, October 25th - 11 am - 7 pm

YOUR SUPPORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Help Us Bridge the Academic Gap - Keep Students On Track for Academic Success

Sandy Springs Education Force (SSEF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and enriching the lives of public school students in Sandy Springs in coordination with school administrators. STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math), literacy, after-school, tutoring and mentoring programs address critical needs. Financially vulnerable students thrive from these programs during the school year and summer.