The Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area is hosts their T21 FUN-RUN set to take place in the summer, at two picturesque Bay Area locations:
This event promises to bring together over 200 participants for a memorable Fun-Run experience!
Calling all competitive and non-competitive runners! The distance is about 3 miles on a paved path at both locations. We will be cheering you on at the finish line! |
Cannot run, but still want to participate? Walk at your own pace...we want this to be fun for all. Come enjoy the views, being with other DSCBA members and making great memories. |
DSCBA's 3rd annual T21 Fun Run was on Saturday, 6/22/24.Simultaneously at two picturesque locations: In the East Bay at Lafayette Reservoir in Lafayette, and in the North Bay at Spring Lake Park in Santa Rosa. Over 150 registrants came out to run or walk along the beautiful park trails during this family-friendly outdoor activity. This fundraising event has not only become a tradition, but it also helps share ability awareness while opening conversations about the DSCBA’s mission with the community and curious park visitors. Together, we raised over $11,500 allowing the DSCBA to continue to provide:
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$1,000 Fun Run Sponsors
$500 T-shirt Sponsors
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In-Kind Donors
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DSCBA's 2nd annual T21 Fun Run was on Saturday, 8/26/23Over 100 participants enjoyed a beautiful early morning walk or run around the Lafayette Reservoir's scenic 3-mile trail. A trail of families and friends wearing bright blue DSCBA T21 Fun Run T-shirts helped share ability awareness while opening conversations about the DSCBA's mission with several curious, friendly park visitors. Together, we raised nearly $10,000, allowing the DSCBA to continue to provide:
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$20k Annual Empower Sponsor T21 Sponsors |
Fun Run Sponsors Danville Sycamore Valley Rotary Club Mass Mutual Northern California American Asphalt Dudum Real Estate Group/Julie Del Santo In Memory of JW Jr. |
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To empower, inspire and support people with Down Syndrome, their families and the community that serves them, while fostering awareness and acceptance in all areas of life.