In honor of our past President, Michael R. Toney, PHRA's Board of Directors invite you to join us on October 15th as we participate in the Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6K Run and Family Walk presented by Highmark. 

Mike volunteered his time and energy to the PHRA for over 15 years.  In that time, Mike was a highly motivated professional who brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to all aspects of our association's strategies including member recruitment and retention, program development, certification and fund development.

Event registration must be done through the Pittsburgh Penguins 6.6K Run and Family Walk website: https://runsignup.com/Race/Register/?raceId=11111#register

Once your registration is complete please notify Liz Lamping ([email protected]).  Special buttons and wristbands will be ordered for "Moving for Mike" participants. 

Race Details:
The 6.6K Run will begin at PPG Paints Arena (4.01 miles), follow the event's traditional Two Bridges/One Tunnel course and return to PPG Paints Arena for the finish.  Walkers are permitted in the 6.6K Run event, but they must maintain a 20-minute mile pace. 

The 3.3K Family Walk (2.05 miles) will also be offered to individuals and groups of four.  This event will also begin and end at PPG Paints Arena.

Event Day Schedule:
7:30 AM         "Moving for Mike" Meet-Up
1001 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, PA US 15219


8:00 AM        6.6K Run & 3.3K Walk

We look forward to "Moving for Mike" with you on October 15th!

Sincerely,

Liz Lamping
PHRA Executive Director
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