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Join us for Moultrie Junior Woman's Club 5k and 1 mile 'Moultrie Color Fun Run' Run/Walk on March 25th! Color Runners are doused from head to toe in a different colored powder. Wear white at the starting line and finish the race covered in fun color!
Registration Details: 5k Run/Walk (Runners will not be individually tracked but a timer will be at the end of the race for the runner to see finishing time) Adult Registration (18 years old +): $25 Child Registration (4-17 years old): $15 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk Adult Registration (18 years old +): $20 Child Registration (13-17 years old): $15 Child Registration (4-12 years old): $10 *All children 3 and under are free with participating legal guardian of minor. Minor must still be registered on RunSignUp.
Event T-Shirt: $10 (Must be ordered by March 5th)
We have a cap of $100 per family. If your registration would cost more than $100 please email [email protected] to speak with race organizer.
Event Timeline:
9:00-10:00: Check-In/T-Shirt Pick-Up/On-Site Registration
10:00: Race Kickoff Event and Warmup/Color Toss
10:15: 5k Begins
10:30: 1 Mile Fun Walk/Run Begins
Concluding with music, games, bounce houses, food trucks, raffles and more!
Registration will begin promptly at 9:00 AM behind the gym at the Jim Buck Recreation Complex located at the Moultrie-Colquitt County Parks and Recreation Authority. Both courses will start here and go along the beautiful bike trail in Colquitt County. 5K participants will turn around close at Cherokee neighborhood. The 1 Mile Fun Run participants will go to the 0.5 mile point before turning around to come back to the finish line.
Ample parking will be available. Runners, walkers, and “rollers” are welcome!
No time to get accessories? No problem, we'll be selling individual color bags and other items at the race. Color bags will be $5
'Color Fun 101: How to Prepare' and Pre-Race Packet Pickup Date/Time will be emailed to the email given at time of signup along with other important information.
Proceeds from the event are used to help our local nonprofits in our community. From loving on the mamas and children at the Hope House, to building birthday boxes for children who have been sexually abused, to helping honor our active military and veterans with our tree of honor, to making dog chew toys out of old tshirts, and much much more, with your support, were able to help our local nonprofits accomplish some remarkable achievements to build an even more thriving and beautiful place in Colquitt County.
