2014 Ryan's Run

Register for 2014 Ryan's Run

 

REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.  BUT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO REGISTER THE DAY OF RYAN'S RUN OR AT PACKET PICK UP.

PACKET PICKUP WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE VERNON HILLS PARK DISTRICT AT 635 N. Aspen Drive.

 

 

 

Date: Sunday, September 7, 2014

Location: Century Park, Vernon Hills, IL. 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Distance: 5K Run/Walk and 1 mile Family Walk

Hours:

8:00 a.m. Walk-up Registration begins

9:00 a.m. 5K starts

10:00 a.m 1 Mile family walk starts

Ryan’s Run is a family-friendly event with activities for kids. While the participants will enjoy a scenic 5K run/walk around Big and Little Bear Lakes in Vernon Hill’s Century Park, families will also be able to participate in various activities including:

- Kiddie sprint for young children

- Magician Dennis Debondt

- Inflatable Bounce House

- Balloon entertainer Marc Machtinger

- Face painting

- Many more games and activities.

The race announcement and activities will be hosted by Personalities Inc. and the warm-up will be provided by The Sweatshop trainers.

Ryan’s Run by the numbers

- 2011, the inaugural year, over 600 people attended the event. The money raised went directly to pay for tuitions for the teachers of the Goddard School in Vernon Hills, the school that Ryan attended.

- 2012, over 500 people attended the event. The money raised went to the Audiology department of the Non-profit school “Child Voice”.

- 2013, the run had over 650 participants. The money raised is part of a multi-year commitment to Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital. As part of the new hospital, scheduled to open in 2017, we are dedicating a children’s activity area in Ryan’s memory and spirit. This area will serve as a place of enjoyment, inspiration and healing for young patients.

Check Ryan’s Work’s page for details on our website: www.RyanBriereFoundation.org

Beneficiary

This year will be the second year where a portion of the proceeds for Ryan's Run will continue to support our multi-year commitment to Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital.  The therapeutic playroom in memory of Ryan is ont its way to be fully funded.