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22nd Annual Citizens Advocacy Phoenixville Run Scheduled for October 25th

On Saturday, October 25th, Citizen Advocacy of Chester County will be hosting its 22nd Annual Phoenixville Run. The run features three distances, a 10k, a 5k and a 1 mile family fun run. The fun runs starts at 8am while the other two start at 8:30. Cost is $25 for the family fun run and $20 for both the 5k and 10k. All participants receive a t-shirt and the top runners in various age groups win great prizes.

Proceeds from the race will support Citizen Advocacy of Chester County, a private, non-profit community based organization which initiates relationships between citizens with developmental disabilities and their neighbors.

For more information and to sign up, please visit www.phoenixvillerun.com.
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Anonymous said…
The Kimberton 5k is taking place on Sept. 27 as well. While the Phoenixville race is $20 or $25, the Kimberton Run is $13 or $15 and also goes to a good cause.
8/28/08, 3:09 PM
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