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January 8, 2024Good Hope Green 5K: Run for a Cause!
Lynnfield, MA — December 29, 2023
Good Hope, Inc. is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of the "Good Hope Green 5K," a vibrant and community-centric event that combines the joy of running and walking with the fulfillment of a shared mission. The race is scheduled to take place on April 6th, 2024, Saturday, at 9:00AM at Covenant Christian Academy in Peabody, MA.
This annual event is not just a run; it's an opportunity to make a significant impact. The Good Hope Green 5K aims to raise funds for the construction of wells, bringing clean and accessible running water to communities in need around the world.
In recognition of our well donation, the families that benefit from the new well, whether a church or school, are encouraged to plant at least 100 trees in their community, contributing to the fight against climate change.
Key Details:
- Date & Time: April 6th, 2024, Saturday, 9:00AM
- Location: Covenant Christian Academy - 83 Pine Street Peabody, MA 01960
- Early Bird Registration: Open Now at goodhopeinc.org/5k-race
- Sponsorship Opportunities: Visit goodhopeinc.org/sponsorship
Early Bird Registrations:
Early Birds catch the best deals! Participants registering before March 20, 2024 enjoy discounted rates and a free t-shirt. Register now to secure your spot and contribute to a meaningful cause.
Sponsorship Opportunities:
Businesses and individuals alike have the chance to become sponsors of the Good Hope Green 5K. Sponsoring this event not only showcases your commitment to our community and social responsibility but also provides clean running water to those who lack such essential needs. To explore sponsorship opportunities, please visit goodhopeinc.org/sponsorship, Sponsorships range from $300 to $5,000. For questions, contact us at office@goodhopeinc.org.
Join the Cause:
The Good Hope Green 5K transcends the typical race experience; it's a collective force propelling positive change globally. Whether you're a seasoned runner, a local business with a heart for community, or an individual deeply committed to making a meaningful impact, we extend an invitation to join this transformative event.
In regions where safe water is a rarity, the struggle is real. Each day, rural communities in Africa grapple with the harsh reality that around 24% of the 1.37 billion people on the continent lack access to clean and safe water for vital needs—drinking, household use, sanitation, and agriculture. This grim situation has led to tragic deaths and rampant diseases, disproportionately affecting the youngest members of these communities.
In some instances, villagers must endure journeys of up to four miles simply to procure drinkable water. The Good Hope Green 5K seeks to change this narrative by channeling its collective energy and resources towards the construction of wells, offering a lifeline to communities battling the perilous effects of water scarcity.
About Good Hope, Inc.:
Good Hope, Inc., a nonprofit organization, exists to bring health and growth opportunities to individuals and families through the provision of food, medical care, education, clean drinking water, inmate and refugee support in communities locally and around the world. Because of the Executive Director’s roots in Kenya, in 2014 a partnership was built in which digging wells and providing water became a central focus of the organization. A 5K race was established on the North Shore of Boston to raise funds to dig the first well in Kenya. In the following years, wells have been dug in Tanzania, Ghana, Morocco, and subsequently a few more in Kenya. The Good Hope Green 5K is one of our flagship events, embodying the spirit of community, unity, and service.
For more information about the Good Hope Green 5K and to register, please visit https://goodhopeinc.org/5k-race/.
Doing Good Together
Good Hope, Inc exists to meet the pressing basic needs of our community. We believe in “Doing Good Together” through various ways, including a feeding program and providing necessary support to alleviate living conditions at home and abroad.