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Get active for a good cause! 

Whether you love to run or just want to get a little exercise in the great outdoors, Blazing Trails for Brain Injury 5K Run, 1 Mile Walk/Roll is a fun opportunity to raise awareness and fundraise for brain injury in Nebraska. Everyone is welcome to participate, no matter your age, ability, or fitness level!

The 5K run will be timed by Peak Performance and can be used by those of you who may be trying to qualify for an upcoming race or marathon. For those who are not as competitively inclined, don’t worry, we’ve got plenty of water, snacks, and good company to enjoy whether you participate in the 5K run or 1 Mile Walk/Roll!

Registration fees are as follows:
$40 for online registrations
$50 for day of registrations
$25 for virtual challenge race with T-shirt

All proceeds and donations go towards supporting Nebraskans with brain injuries and their families through the Brain Injury Alliance of Nebraska as we work to promote system change for brain injury by building community support networks. 

Sign up today!

Register for the Blazing Trails event at RunSignUp.com. You can sign up solo, or challenge friends, family, or coworkers to join your team and raise money to support Nebraskans affected by brain injury. 

10K – A picturesque route on the paved trail around the Lake. It will test a runner’s mettle with its many turns and occasional hills.

2 Mile – A moderately hilly out-and-back course across the dam.

KIDS’ 1K – A relatively flat route along the trail for kids 12 & under.NOTE:  race day registration is $40, so sign up early.

On behalf of the Creighton University School of Medicine Make-A-Wish Team, we would like to personally invite you to this year’s Creighton Make-A-Wish 5K/10K Run/Walk. This race is a completely student-run, 38-year-long tradition, and we are anticipating one of our best races yet! All proceeds go to Make-A-Wish, helping them grant wishes for children suffering from life-threatening illnesses and making a huge difference in these children and their families’ lives.