Dash For Dad 5K Run And Walk To End Prostate Cancer In Nashville

This Father’s Day weekend, shape up and prepare to celebrate dads everywhere by dashing through the finish line of the Dash for Dad 5k Run and 1 Mile Walk to support ZERO- The Project to End Prostate Cancer.

Photo Credit: The Great Prostate Cancer Challenge

The Great Prostate Cancer Challenge hosts run and walk challenges in 32 cities nationwide. In 2008, Nashville was added to the roster. This year, the race has continued to expand to the cities of Miami and Los Angeles, and the numbers keep growing! Funds raised from The Great Prostate Cancer Challenge and Dash for Dad races are used to educate the community about prostate cancer, conduct research, and provide free testing.

Those that are interested in this great cause are encouraged to donate, volunteer, and write Congress to increase federal funding in support of prostate cancer awareness. For more information about ZERO and how to support prostate cancer research, please visit their website.

Photo Credit: Swim Bike Run Photography


The Dash for Dad Nashville race will start at the Hall of Fame Park–across from the Country Music Hall of Fame.  Event headquarters will be in the park. The 5k event will travel up Demonbreun Street, down Music Row’s 17th Street and back up 16th Street. The race will finish at Hall of Fame Park after coming back down Demonbreun.

Join the Great Prostate Challenge on Facebookto connect with others that support prostate cancer awareness, and share your personal story

WHEN: Saturday, June 16, 2012 at 8 a.m.

WHERE:
Hall of Fame Park
121 4th Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37203
Ph. 615-862-8400

REGISTRATION: Registration is $30. Register in advance on the Dash for Dad website. To register on race day, plan to arrive at the park no later than 7:30 a.m.

VOLUNTEER: If you would like to volunteer for the Dash for Dad, please email d4dvolunteers@ua-pc.com

DONATE: To donate to the Nashville race against prostate cancer, please visit this website.

 

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