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Race Preview: 2020 Run for the Law: A County United (Grants Pass)

Posted on January 30, 2020 by Annette Vaughan in 10k, 5k, Kids Run, Southern Oregon Running // 2 Comments

It’s almost time to Run for the Law in Grants Pass! This 5K and 10K run is a fundraiser for Securing Our Safety, a non-profit organization dedicated to finding alternatives for funding law enforcement in Josephine County. The 2020 run will be raising funds primarily to help in the development of a School Marshal program in county schools.

This chip-timed event will start and end at Club Northwest and includes cash prizes for the 1st and 2nd place male and female in each distance. There will also be age category medals given out. Bring the kids along for the FREE Kid’s Dash. All participants in the kids dash will receive a ribbon.

This event is quite affordable, at just $20 if pre-registering. Long-sleeved tech shirts are also available for purchase if you register in advance. This is an affordable opportunity to race and help keep the schools in Josephine County a little safer.

Run for the Law Details

Date: Saturday, March 7

Times:

  • 8:30 A.M. – Kids Dash
  • 9:00 A.M. – 5K/10K

Location: Club Northwest, 2160 NW Vine St, Grants Pass

Entry Fees: 

  • $20 – 5K/10K
  • $15 – 18 and under, 5K/10K
  • Kids Dash – FREE!

Race Website: Click Here

 

About Annette Vaughan (481 Articles)
Annette Vaughan is a runner and personal trainer in Canby, Oregon. She began running at the age of 30 and became hooked after her first race (even though she is a self-proclaimed slow runner.) She enjoys small local races from 5Ks to half-marathons, with a 30K on the books as her longest run ever. She has also become a huge fan of obstacle course races and just can't get enough of them. Annette is a certified personal trainer, who believes in promoting movement since our bodies were designed to move. The more we move, the better we move and function in everyday life.

2 Comments on Race Preview: 2020 Run for the Law: A County United (Grants Pass)

  1. stan firestone // February 22, 2020 at 11:23 AM // Reply

    where does someone send a donation

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