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11.06.23
The first Saturday in November was sunny and cool – a perfect day for 300+ runners, walkers, friends and volunteers to gather at Patterson Park for the 10th annual Rock Your Socks 5K! We danced, cheered and enjoyed a festive race village complete with coffee, donuts, tie-dye, a bounce house and easy ways to engage with community partners.
That means a full year of comprehensive no-cost medical care, dental work, health screenings, prescription refills, housing support and more to 130 neighbors experiencing homelessness. Donate today to help us get to our original $75,000 goal.
See if you can spot yourself on the course – or pick your favorite pair of rockin’ socks from the crowd.
A select few participants shined brightest with top race times, superior fundraising skill, and unforgettable style. Congratulations to...
Health Care for the Homeless staff were out in force as they captained 10 teams and raised a combined $8,828, including:
We can’t say enough about the all-star team of volunteers who arrived early to help us build out race village and stayed on all morning to offer water, snacks, and encouragement for participants. Our 5K wouldn’t be the same without you!
Community partners Baltimore Renters United, Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition and Maryland Food Bank joined in the fun to share tangible ways for us all to advocate for change beyond race day.
A very special thanks to our event sponsors, for helping ensure that every dollar you raised will deliver comprehensive health care and support for people experiencing homelessness. Much appreciation to ERP for bringing the 5K's signature post-run donuts, Dunkin Donuts for putting some caffeine pep in our steps around Patterson Park and Borden Transportation for providing transportation between our clinics and the 5K for clients.
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