Event Description
We cordially invite you to participate as a sponsor of the 2nd Annual Orangetheory Fitness Run for Henry 5k/1 Mile Family Fun Run or Walk. The event will raise money to support the SUDC Foundation sudc.org. As you may or may not know, Henry was loved and well known in the Orangetheory Fitness community as the grandson of Bob Ferrall, Philadelphia Area Developer, and son of Colleen and Matt Chiaramonte. Unfortunately, Henry passed unexpectedly in his sleep at the age of 21 months. Henry brought joy wherever he went. He loved playing outside, blowing kisses, waving to planes and trucks, dancing like a monkey, and saying hi to any "woof woof" he came across. For this reason, we would like to support the SUDC Foundation as they are dedicated to increasing the awareness of sudden unexpected deaths in childhood and funding crucial research to better understand and prevent these tragedies.
The event will be held on Sunday June 2, 2019 at Central Park in Doylestown, PA. Our day will kick off at 9am with the 1 mile Family Run or Walk. The 5K Run will start at 9:30am. Awards will be given to the top finishers of the 5K. We hope to attract over 500 participants this year (and grow each year!). Your sponsorship helps to defray the cost of organizing the event. Funds received from sponsorships will be used to purchase t- shirts, awards, and complimentary drinks and snacks for registered participants. Any additional money raised from sponsorships will go toward our fundraising goal. There will be 3 levels of sponsorship for the OTF Run for Henry 5K. Size and placement of logos on t-shirts and website are based on sponsorship level support.
Your sponsorship helps to defray the cost of organizing the event. Funds received from sponsorships will be used to purchase tshirts, awards, and complimentary drinks and snacks for registered participants. Any additional money raised from sponsorships will go towards our fundraising goal. There will be 3 levels of sponsorship for the OTF Run for Henry 5K/1m. Size and placement of logos on t-shirts and web site are based on sponsorship level.
