Thanks to Everyone & Everything
The 2012 Run Like Hell was a soaking wet success! We appreciate everyone who ran, all of those volunteers who made it happen and of course our very generous sponsors. We can't wait to see you next year.
2012 Run Like Hell XXI 7:30pm Friday, October 26th, 2012 3614 Woodburn Ave. (map)
The 2012 Run Like Hell was a soaking wet success! We appreciate everyone who ran, all of those volunteers who made it happen and of course our very generous sponsors. We can't wait to see you next year.
Running in costume with hundreds of other charitable souls, is nothing like plodding away on the treadmill. This is 3.1 miles of people-watching delight. Join in on the most unique 5K of the year.
The gun goes off at 7:30. The start (and finish) line is at 3614 Woodburn Ave.
After you register, you can pick up your packets including your free t-shirt. Special screen-printed Run Like Hell technical shirts will be available for sale at participating Roncker's Running Spot locations during the week of packet pick up. Limited quantity available so don't miss out!
10/22 3:00pm-7:00pm
Bob Roncker's Running Spot, Newport KY
10/23 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Bob Roncker's Running Spot, Loveland, OH
10/24 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Bob Roncker's Running Spot, O'Bryonville
10/25 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Bob Roncker's Running Spot, Glendale
10/26 10am - 7:00pm
Event Site (3614 Woodburn Ave.)
The top 50 men and top 50 women will receive a custom designed Run Like Hell finisher shirt compliments of Nike and Bob Ronker's Running Spot!
Down the hill and through the cemetery, to the after party we go.
Route Details
Just beside the finish line, this costume race becomes a costume party. You’ll have free food and drinks, reasonably priced beer and live music. It’s like being a kid again – dressed up, walking from booth to booth and picking up treats.
Wear your best. There are costume contests to win.
After the race, you'll find the food and drinks you need to re-fuel, the live music to get you rocking and the adult beverages to take you long into the night.
7:30 - Race begins
7:45 - Party begins
11:00 - Party ends
New this year is a special handcrafted beer called Run Like Hell Red made exclusively for Run Like Hell's 21st birthday. Look for the trailer at the post race party!
You came dressed to impress...but how do you compare to the rest? You enter the 2012 Run Like Hell Costume Contest, sponsored by the Superior Automotive Group! Before or after the race, stop by the Superior Automotive Group’s tent to take your individual or group picture in the Framester photo booth. We'll be there from 5-10pm, so you will have plenty of time to enter.
The winners are determined by your votes!. Voting is open 10/29–11/1. Winners will be announced 11/2.
What is Cystic fibrosis? It’s a life-threatening genetic disease that causes mucus to build up and clog some of the organs in the body, particularly the lungs and pancreas. There is no cure for CF. But that’s why you’re going to Run Like Hell. Because we’re going to find one!
She is a 1-year-old little girl who loves to play with her dog, Mary, and jump around in her Jumparoo. She loves being outside, going for walks and reading books espescially 'Fox in Socks'. Unfortunately, Maggie also has cystic fibrosis.
Nearly 90 cents of every dollar of Foundation revenue goes to support vital CF research, medical and education programs. The Foundation’s unique approach to drug discovery has yielded a pipeline of more than 30 potential therapies in development for CF. Virtually every approved CF drug available today was made possible because of Foundation support.
In 1955, children born with CF often died before reaching elementary school. Today, the median predicted age of survival is in the mid-30s, and more than 46 percent of people with CF are age 18 or older.
Maggie is one of 30,000 individuals living with CF. Because of the advancements being made by the CFF, she was screened and diagnosed at birth, enabling treatment to begin immediately. Maggie's life is pretty much what you would expect from a toddler, aside from needing to work in the treatments that keep her lungs clean and her belly full. CF may be defined as a life limiting illness but Maggie Mae and her family don't let CF limit their lives. CF is her diagnosis but it is not all she is.
Maggie Mae is already prepping for her second Run Like Hell. Her team, Maggie Mae's Monsters raised over $3,000 last year for the CF Foundation. Her parents' greatest wish is to raise awareness about CF and how it affects families so that others are encouraged to help raise funds for a cure.
Want to attach your brand to one of the most original nights of the year? Want your name to be associated with a great time and a wonderful cause?
Official Sponsor: 10’x10’ booth for distribution of marketing materials or an interactive display Company logo on event shirt Booth Fee—$1,000.
Booth Space: 10’x10’ booth for distribution of marketing materials or an interactive display Booth Fee—$500.
In-Kind Donations: Your company can receive exposure & get your products into the hands of the consumers by providing full or sample sizes to participants. Examples of items: supplement bars, energy drinks, cookies, candy, chips, fruit, soft drinks, teas, water, deodorants, lotions, antacids, etc– minimum 2000 pieces. If you are interested in supplying an in-kind donation please contact Amy Famularo.
Participant Goodie Bags: pre-registered runners and walkers receive a goodie bag with their race number and T-shirt. We encourage all of our sponsors to add a promotional item and/or coupon to the bags. Non-Corporate sponsors can place an item in the bag for $250.
The Cincinnati Bell Run Like Hell Powered by CBTS is supported by a committee of volunteers who work year-round to ensure Run Like Hell is the premier 5K party it is meant to be!
Volunteer to help:
• Join the Committee
• Registration
• Set-up
• Tear-down
• Traffic control
• Waterstops
• Finish-line crew
• Beverage booths
• Food booths
Talk to Amy if you’d like to help.
Get that group costume going. A pack of zombies are way cooler than one.
Contact Run Like Hell
Sign-up for periodic email updates on the race, announcements and other fun stuff.
The sooner you sign up to run, the less you have to pay.
Online registration closes 10/21 at noon.
Unfortunately, registration fees are NOT tax deductible, however any additional donation amount is tax deductible.
It’s not mandatory, but very appreciated. We’re hoping each runner will raise $50 per person. And we’ll be offering plenty of incentives to help you Raise Like Hell! You can learn more here
How it works:
Please view our fundraising incentives for more exciting details.
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