Champions Run for Special Children
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The Champions Run for Special Children
The Champions Run for Special Children is a superhero themed community run in Anderson, South Carolina, held as the event's 12th anniversary. The event features a certified 5K run/walk/roll and a 1 Mile fun run for children, and proceeds support The Champions Center for special children.
The Champions Center provides daily care plus educational and therapeutic services for children with different abilities. The center serves children with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Hydrocephalus, Muscular Dystrophy, Cystic Fibrosis, genetic conditions, and developmental delays.
Event features:
- 5K certified run/walk/roll
- 1 Mile fun run for children
Race logistics noted by the organizer include race morning packet pickup at the check-in table with bibs assigned at check-in, on-site parking at the venue, and course information to be posted before race day. Awards will be presented for individuals and teams, with additional prizes for best costume and various group categories such as family, school, business, and church. Teams of five or more receive a discounted rate.
Race policies state the event runs in any weather except when severe conditions make it unsafe, and all registrations are final with no refunds. The race is part of the Upstate Giving Series and counts toward the series standings. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
