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FAQs

 When does the race start?

9:00 and there will only be a single start for both the 5K and the 10K events. Both starts are arranged in corrals with <6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11+ minute mile corrals.

When can I register?

You can register on our website right here (link). Also, we have same day registration. The registration table opens at 7:30. We accept both cash and VISA and MasterCard.

Do I get any cool schwag with my entry?

Yes! You get an awesome racing beanie and a draw string bag. You will receive both at registration and your draw string backpack will double as your bag for clothes check. We only guarantee the beanie and a bag for pre-registrants.

Are there any refunds?

No, sorry. All sales are final. But remember that all profits go to the beneficary, so it is going to a good cause.

Where do I pick up my race packet?

All race packets are picked up on the day of the race. The registration desk opens at 7:30.

Is there a minimum age?

There is no minimum age. However, you shouldn't register unless are comfortable walking a minimum of 5K in about 90 minutes.

What is the age range for the kids run?

Kids 7 and under are encouraged to participate. The kids run is free of charge and all kids will receive an award.

Are pets allowed?

No. Since dogs can be unpredicable reacting poorly in some situations to certain people, certain perfumes or cologines, or certain other dogs we recommend that you leave your pets at home.

Can I dress up?

Yes! We encourage people to dress up in their favorite attire, Pink Saturday theme is the norm, but this is San Francisco. Feel free to dress up how you like (but keep it classy). We will have a costume contest for the first time this year, so be creative!

Should I bring anything particular?

Just bring a sweater or jacket. The weather is supposed to be around 55F which is perfect running weather. However, for the warm up before the race and sitting still on the bleachers for the award ceremony it may come in handy.