Bumrun Toronto
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About the race
Bum Run Toronto is a charity event held at the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Queen's Park in Toronto that raises awareness of colon cancer screening and prevention. The organisation reports running 5K walk/run events for 16 years and has raised more than CA$2.2 million net for colon cancer charities. Funds support colon cancer research, patient support programs for families affected by colon cancer, and awareness of screening and prevention.
Event formats include:
- 5K walk/run
- 500 m Little Bums for children ages 12 and under
- Virtual 5K option across Canada
Registration for the main event includes event swag, a finisher medal, a personalized fundraising page, and a pancake breakfast. Little Bums registration includes a finisher medal and a personalized fundraising page but does not include a race kit; Little Bums registration fee is CA$10.00. The virtual 5K includes a race completion digital certificate and a personalized fundraising page and does not include a race kit or finisher medal.
On race day there is an open-air baggage check with bib bag tags; participants need their bib to retrieve bags. There is no water on the route; water will be available at the event site. Medical staff will be present at the event site and on course by bike. Live results will be available and post-race refreshments are provided for participants and volunteers. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
