May 2025
18
Join us, IN PERSON, for 6th Annual 5K Run/Walk/Bike hosted by Blythedale Advisory Council and Title Sponsor, Artistry Dance Project!
May 2025
18
Join us, IN PERSON, for 6th Annual 5K Run/Walk/Bike hosted by Blythedale Advisory Council and Title Sponsor, Artistry Dance Project!
On Sunday, May 18, 2025, Blythedale Children's Hospital will hold its 6th annual 5K Run/Walk/Bike, headed by our title sponsor, Artistry Dance Project, at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, NY between 10:00AM - 1:00PM. This event is the spring fundraiser of the Blythedale Advisory Council, providing an opportunity for people to come together to help children manage significant health conditions and their families. All sponsorship opportunities and participant registrations include an event t-shirt(s) with their registration if registered by 5/1 or while supplies last.
How does this work? This year, our in-person event will take place at Horace Greeley High School’s Competition Field with a virtual component. Sponsors, participants, and donors register online, and set up a solo or team page. On the day of the event, in-person participants can join us at Horace Greeley High School between 10:00AM - 1:00PM for a family fun day. There will be food vendors and activities for the kids, as well as a dance performance from our title sponsor, Artistry Dance Project's Elite Company Dancers. All participants are encouraged to reach out to friends and colleagues to visit their page, sign up to participate and/or make a donation. Participate at your own pace, this is not a timed event. Adult pricing is $30 (includes event t-shirt), Children's pricing (ages 2-12) is $20 (includes event t-shirt), and children under 2 are free of charge (t-shirt not included). Please note you must register for this event to attend in-person.
Can’t be there in-person but still want to join in the fun? No problem! For those who wish to participate virtually, please indicate at registration. To participate virtually, we recommend signing onto our suggested fitness apps to record your 5K. Don’t forget to send us a photo in your Blythedale t-shirt to tfavata@blythedale.org with the subject line: BAC Virtual 5K. Keep an eye out for the BAC's e-blast with post-event wrap up!
Day of event schedule (in-person at Horace Greeley High School):
10:00 am - Registration opens, event begins!
10:05 am to 1:00 pm - All participants can complete their 5K by running or walking the track. Throughout the day, we will share updates via social media of snapshots, selfies, and any other forms of participation. Be sure to use our hashtag #TeamBlythedale on any event-related posts!
1:00 pm - If you haven't done so by, please email your event photos to tfavata@blythedale.org with the subject line: BAC 5K. Keep an eye out for the BAC's e-blast with post-event wrap up!
Proceeds from the event will support our Parent and Family Education program. Blythedale offers tailored education and training so families can feel comfortable taking their child home. If a child relies on medical technology, such as a ventilator, our staff engages caregivers in a thorough program of education - beginning on day one - so they become confident and adept in all aspects of equipment use, from general operations to cleaning and maintenance. Our innovative education program divides what initially seems like an overwhelming learning curve into tiny steps. From babies and children with lung, heart or neurological conditions, genetic or physical anomalies, from the preemie who has never been home to the child who has suffered an accident or medical crisis, Blythedale brings together multiple disciplines and specialties to teach parents to become caregivers so their kids can come home and heal supported by their family and community.
Toni Marie Favata
Special Events Coordinator
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