Hope in Motion, presented by Minnesota Oncology, is an annual Family Walk event that benefits Angel Foundation™.
On Sunday, June 4, 2023, approximately 500 participants of all ages and abilities will join us at Veterans Park in Richfield, Minnesota to celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day.
The event includes a 5K, 1-mile family walk, kids dash, and a celebration of cancer survivors.
We are planning a fun, family-friendly event. Mascots, inflatable ninja courses, and more will be available for a morning of celebration.
Angel Foundation is a Minnesota nonprofit that provides adults in active cancer treatment and their families with financial assistance to pay for non-medical expenses such as rent, mortgage, utilities, phone bills, and more. Angel Foundation also provides education and support for children and teenagers who have a parent or caregiver with cancer.
Celebrate. Hope in Motion is not just a run; it’s an event. As part of National Cancer Survivors Day, we invite you to help us honor our community’s survivors and their loved ones.
Shine. Are you a cancer survivor? If yes, then you are one of our STaRS! You are a Survivor, Thriving and Radiating Strength! Join us to be recognized and inspired. You’ll also have the chance to network with fellow survivors who understand your journey.
Honor. Memorialize those we’ve lost to cancer. The grief never goes away but coming together in tribute creates a legacy that lasts forever.
Together, we can put Hope in Motion!
Event Agenda:
- 8:00 am – Registration Open & Sponsor Booths
- 9:00 am – Kids Dash
- 9:20 am – 5K
- 9:30 am – 1-Mile Start
- 10:00 am – Snacks, entertainment, music and more
- 11:00 am – Hope in Motion concludes
The cost is $20 per participant. However, survivors and individuals with an active cancer diagnosis will be welcomed for free! Please reach out to Jeff Ohaju at JOHAJU@MNANGEL.ORG to receive your survivor code.
- Children under 12 will have free admission (w/o shirt) using
- PROMO CODE: KIDS23
- To receive a Hope in Motion t-shirt, participant(s) must submit a registration fee of $20
- Day-of Registration will be available for $30
- Online registration will close on Saturday June 3 @ 5:00pm central time
- If registering after May 26th, we cannot guarantee an event t-shirt (survivor or participant)
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