Race the River 10K, 5K and 1 Mile
Cleveland, OH
Epilepsy Association’s Race the River 10K, 5K and 1 Mile, formerly called ‘eRACE’, has undergone some exciting changes this year! Our sixth annual race now consists of a 10K, which will allow new runners to join and encourage old participants to increase their distance. Also new this year is chip timing! With the updated course, participants will race along the Cuyahoga River and through the towpath, allowing for fantastic scenery. All proceeds from the race will go directly to our agency’s local programs and services which assist those affected by epilepsy in Northeast Ohio. To read about all the exciting changes click here. To donate scroll below and click "Make A Donation"
Click here for the paper registration form.
10K- $40*
5K- $30*
1 Mile- $20*
Free for kids 3 and under
*Registration will increase $5 on race day- cash or check only
What you get: official race reusable water bottle, discounted brunch buffet at Merwin’s Wharf with race bib-only $10, access to our games and activities, post-race snacks and beverages, awards for top finishers, goodie bag, and more!
7:30- 8:30 a.m. Race Day Registration and Packet Pickup
8:30 a.m. 10K, 5K and 1 Mile* Kick-off
*1 Mile participants will take off after the 10K and 5K
9:45 a.m. Awards/ Closing Ceremony
Top 3 Male/Female 10K and 5K
Top 1 Male/Female in Age Group for 10K and 5K: 19 & Under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60 & Over
Click here to visit the Epilepsy Association fundraising page. Make your miles count for even more by joining as a fundraiser. As a fundraiser, you help raise awareness and funds leading up to the race by setting a fundraising goal and asking friends, family, and others to donate to your efforts. All fundraisers who reach their $200+ goal will be given special recognition at the race in addition to receiving an official race soft blend baseball tee, in addition to all the benefits a race participant receives. With your help, we will be able to raise funds for our programs and services and raise awareness for epilepsy throughout our community.