The Color Run is Back: Project Community to Host 10th Annual Run on May 17
Project Community is proud to announce the return of the Color Run, a vibrant, family-friendly event that invites residents of all ages to run, walk and connect at a culminating celebration.
Set to take place on Sunday, May 17, the race kicks off at 10am at the corner of the Esplanade and Boston Post Road in Pelham Manor. Participants will make their way through a 2.5 mile course while being doused in bursts of colorful powder along the route.
The event will feature:
– A color-filled run/walk suitable for all ages and fitness levels
– Music and food vendors at the culminating block party at Siwanoy Elementary
– Opportunities to connect with local organizations and volunteers
Project Community is Pelham’s only volunteer organization spearheaded by healthcare professionals–celebrating over 40 years of service in Pelham and beyond. The Color Run is Project Community’s biggest annual event, raising critical funds that fuel the organization’s ongoing community programming in support of children with special needs and teens.
Registration and sponsorship information is available here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/6e044ae6-04fd-4a09-a7e8-1b2a8cb7d806
Whether running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, the Pelham community is invited to join in this exciting celebration of color, connection and impactful service.
Founded in 1985 by Dr. Anne Frost – the current President & CEO – Project Community’s first program, Project C.H.I.L.D.D. (Community Help In Learning About Developmental Disabilities), has evolved into one of Westchester County’s most significant initiatives in assisting children, teens, and young adults with special needs. Its YOU&ME program also assists underserved populations by collaborating with the Pelham and Pelham Manor Police Departments to help keep young adults with special needs safe in the community. The organization’s four visionary programs that provide teens with key knowledge focus on Sexual Assault, Binge Drinking, Anxiety, and Self-Awareness. You can learn more about Project Community by visiting projectcommunity.us.