Runners at Run to Stop Traffick In Person 5K Run

Run to Stop Traffick In Person 5K Run

Saturday, 21 September 2024· 09:00· Ogden, UT, 84404, US

5 km Unknown Unknown

What to expect

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The Run to Stop Traffick In Person 5K Run, taking place in Ogden, UT on September 21, 2024, is a crucial event dedicated to raising awareness and funds to combat human trafficking. This race has become a significant fixture in the community's efforts to support organizations working on the front lines to prevent and prosecute trafficking crimes, as well as provide vital resources for survivors. Participants can expect a well-organized 5K run or walk that fosters a sense of community and shared purpose. The typical terrain for this Ogden-based 5K is generally a mix of paved roads and park paths, offering a scenic and accessible route. Runners should anticipate a potentially moderate elevation change, common in the Ogden area, though it is usually manageable for most fitness levels. Weather in late September can be variable, ranging from cool mornings to pleasant daytime temperatures, so participants are advised to check the forecast and dress accordingly. A notable feature of this event is its direct impact; proceeds from registration and donations go towards tangible anti-trafficking initiatives, making it more than just a race, but a powerful act of solidarity and support.

The course

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Weather on the day

Sat, 21 Sept 2024

Clear

20.1°C

High / low 26.4° / 13.9°
Humidity 37%
Rain chance 0% · 0.0mm
Wind 21 km/h, gusts 43
UV index 8
Light 07:14 – 19:25

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