Cincinnati Bell Run Like Hell XIX Powered by CBTS 7:30pm Friday, October 29th, 2010 3614 Woodburn Ave. (map)
Cincinnati Bell Run Like Hell XIX Powered by CBTS 7:30pm Friday, October 29th, 2010 3614 Woodburn Ave. (map)
Run a 5K in costume... Through a cemetery... To a party at the finish. Then give the proceeds to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. October 29th will be a night of giving to charity you’ll never forget. See what this event is all about and then start planning your costume.
I can run as a wolf man? When? Where?
I love dressing up and boogying down. Where’s the Party?
An event with meaning? How do I/my company get involved?
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 and additional party ticket at the following times and locations:
10/26 3-7pm
Cincinnati Bell, Crestview Hills Town Center
10/27 3-7pm
Cincinnati Bell, Northgate Mall
10/28 3-7pm
Cincinnati Bell, Hyde Park Plaza
10/29 3-8pm
Fleet Feet Sports, Blue Ash
10/30 10am-7pm
Run Like Hell Race Site
The top 50 men and top 50 women will receive a custom designed Run Like Hell finisher shirt compliments of Mizuno and Fleet Feet Sports!
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 courtesy of the Whammies. 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
9:00 - Costume Contest
11:00 - Party ends
Music by the Whammies. The Party fills up the lot and adjacent lot (new this year) beside the finish line. At the corner of Dana and Woodburn (Map).
Cut loose. Be original. Come in costume. Don’t come as yourself. Note, inappropriate costumes will be disqualified.
The top 2 in each category win a prize pack:
• Cincinnati Bell themed costume
• Budweiser themed costume
• WEBN themed costume
• Most creative costume
Get your costumes for less at Cappel’s. Simply show your race confirmation and you will receive a 10% discount on your costume.
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!
He is a 14-month-old little boy who likes to sing and dance with his mom and older sister, fish with his dad and chase his dog, Sadie, around the house. He 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.
For the first time in the history of the disease, CF clinical trial participants are taking oral drugs aimed at treating the basic defect in CF (a faulty protein). If successful, these drugs could add decades of life for people with the disease.
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.
This year we would like to honor Nolan Runkle. Nolan is 14 months and has CF. The shared wish of the CF Foundation and Nolan's parents is that he has an opportunity to achieve every dream and aspiration and live a long, healthy life. Recently developed therapies and specialized care have enabled people with CF to gain greater control over their disease. Right now, Nolan's daily routine to treat his CF symptoms do not hinder him from experiencing life to the fullest. He likes to sing and dance with his mom and older sister, fish with his dad and chase dog, Sadie, around the house. Nolan loves to talk to everyone and his parents describe him as the friendliest little boy around wanting everyone he meets to be greeted with a hug.
With the advancements being made the predicted median survival age for people with this disease is in the mid-30’s. However, this is not good enough and there will be no finish line until a cure is found. Nolan’s family and the CF Foundation need your help so that we may continue to fund efforts to find a cure for CF.
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 ($950 tax-deductible).
Booth Space: 10’x10’ booth for distribution of marketing materials or an interactive display Booth Fee—$500 ($450 tax-deductible).
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
• Front gate workers
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.
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!
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