Experience Shollenberger and Help the Community

The Carousel Fund Run/Walk will be a great way to show off the 171 acres of Petaluma's newly restored wetlands including the new Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility and Shollenberger Park. It is a small charge of $10.00 per person or $25.00 per family for the event. 100% of the entry fees go directly to the Carousel Fund.

DATE
September 27, 2009, 8:30am start

LOCATION AND PARKING
Race starts and finishes at the Ellis Creek entrance at 3890 Cypress Drive. Parking is limited, so please arrive early to allow time to find a spot.

START TIMES
Registration & Check-in: 7:30—8:15am
Both races start at 8:30am
Awards ceremony will begin after 10K race concludes

BENEFICIARY
100% of race entry fees go directly to the Carousel Fund. The Carousel Fund is an all volunteer organization dedicated to assisting Petaluma families with children who suffer from catastrophic illnesses.

DIVISIONS AND AWARDS
•10K Awards: Medals to top three males and females. Ribbons for age groups M & F : 0-12, 13-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+
•5K Awards: Medals to top three males and females.
•Participation ribbons for children.

REGISTRATION & CHECK-IN
Save money and time by registering early - in store at Athletic Soles in downtown Petaluma, or by mailing this registration form by September 23rd. Race day registration: 7:30—8:15am. On facebook? Confirm your attendance and support here!

Click here for a PDF flyer which includes registration information

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