Moms on the Run 5K Run/Walk

Sunday May 12, 2019

$20.00 Advanced pre-paid registration (online by noon on 5/08/2020)
$25.00 Day of the race registration
$ 5.00 Children ages 5-12
FREE Children ages 4 and under (registration is required to submit release form)

Please read details below about race T-shirts.

About The Race

Join Zebra Crossings for the 14th Annual Moms On The Run 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, May 10, 2020. Runners and walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to join this family friendly event. This day celebrates mothers and we encourage you to join us in honor of someone special or for mothers everywhere!

The proceeds of this event will benefit Zebra Crossings empowerment programs for youth and teens with chronic medical conditions. We thank our 2019 event underwriter, Dover Physical Therapy, for their continued support! We welcome new sponsors for 2020!

Theme it! Dazzle Us!

Did you know a group of zebras is called a “Dazzle”? On race day, dazzle the crowd by making your herd stand out. Be as creative as you like- unite your “herd” with patterns, colors, or full costumes! Swing by our judges table and make sure they have seen you. Prizes will be awarded for the most creative herds!

Proud Member of the 2019 Dover Race Series

Participate in 7 out of the 11 races (one of them must be a long race) and receive a race series 1/4 zip performance pullover!

The Dover Race Series is sponsored by Wentworth Douglass Hospital.

Start Time:

The race will begin at 9:00 am.

Race day registration and bib pick up will start at 7:30 am.

Race Map & Location:

Dover High School, 25 Alumni Drive, Dover, NH 03820.

Begin our USATF Certified Course (# NH18002BK) at Dover High School on Alumni Drive and take right turns onto Bellamy Road, Cataract Ave, Rutland Street, Durham Road (Route 108), Bellamy Road, and Alumni Drive.

Bib Pick up and Registration:
Pre-registered runners and walkers can pick-up bibs & T-shirts at the McConnell Center Cafe, 61 Locust Street in Dover on Saturday, May 9th from 9:30 am—12:00 pm. On race day, bib pickup will be at Dover High School starting 7:30am.

Sorry, we can’t accept dogs, rollerblades or “Wheelies”. Strollers are welcome with the understanding they will start behind all other runners and pushed in a safe and prudent manner.

Contact Us:
Race Coordinator: Nick Griffin at [email protected] or 603-312-2052 x1.

Parking:

Parking at the High School will be ample this year due to the completion of school’s construction.
Nearby parking lots:
- Middle School parking lot on Daley Drive (0.4 mile) – follow the road behind the Middle School to the High School
- Bellamy Park on Bellamy Road (0.4 mile)
Police officers and volunteers will be directing traffic and parking.
The turn into the High School will be closed @ 8:30 am on race day – please plan accordingly.

Volunteers:

Anyone interested in volunteering at the event or to provide a water stop or entertainment along the route, please contact us at [email protected]

2019 Sponsors:

Edward Jones – Andrew Trowbridge, Mark Marendola, Dennie Foss, Michael Muise

Hatch Build Remodel Repair
Associated Grocers of New England
Garrison Women’s Health
Runner’s Alley (Race winners’ prizes)
Upton & Hatfield

We are seeking 2020 sponsors for this event. Please review our Sponsorship Opportunities or contact us at [email protected] if you would like to support Moms On The Run.

T-shirts:

The first 200 paid registrations (age 13 and older) will receive a free race T-Shirt if registered by 4/23/20. Please note that this excludes Dover Race Series registrations who will receive the performance pullover. T-shirts a can be purchased for $6.

This year we have three types of t-shirts available. Not every brand has the same sizing. Here you will find the sizing charts for the three options:

*** Men T-shirt size chart

*** Women’s fitted T-shirt size chart

*** Youth T-shirt sizes

GET TO KNOW US

Each child is unique, but they also have a lot in common and can relate to each other because of their conditions. On their own, they often stand out in their communities because of their perceived limitations or needs. However, in our community, we find strength in numbers and feel empowered. The Zebra Crossings team is committed to furthering this mission.

Learn More

“I am not sure there are many places where there are such kind, caring people. It is also a place where others have chronic illnesses, some the same as yours. It makes it a lot of fun to just talk and relate to someone that you can’t necessarily do at school.”

- Teen participant

“It is an amazing experience to not feel alone in the world. To meet and share some wonderful kid stories has given me and my family so much hope for the future”

- Family Camp Parent

“Zebra Crossings has given my children a power they never would have learned to unleash. Here, they feel accepted, encouraged and understood. They are taught that what they believe to be their inadequacies, can really be the fire that burns inside of them and makes them a stronger, more courageous, and joyous person. Truly, Zebra Crossings has changed our lives for the better.”

- Thaia Katsos

“Zebra Crossings is a fun place where you can go and feel safe because they understand how you feel. You get to express yourself and experience all kinds of things and nothing holds you back.”

- Luke, age 10

“Before camp my son was embarrassed to go to the nurse. He wouldn’t take meds before gym, and then tried to hide his asthma symptoms and chest/lung pain.” Since camp, my son has been willing to take albuterol before gym class, has been more confident and willing to participate in groups with active outdoor activities.”

- Asthma Camp Parent

The efforts of Zebra Crossings are supported by our generous sponsors, both individual and business. Want to join the ranks?

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