RACE 4 REDEMPTION

One Community. One Purpose. A Race Where Everyone Belongs.

Stronger People. Stronger Communities. A Brighter Tomorrow.

More Than a Race — A Movement of Faith in Action

Race 4 Redemption is a community-centered fundraising and outreach initiative created by Faith in Action Foundation to bring people together through compassion, unity, service, and shared purpose.

This is not your traditional race.

There are no expectations of athletic ability, no pressure to compete, and no requirement to cross the finish line first.

Our goal is not to see who finishes first. Our goal is to ensure that no one is left behind.

Race 4 Redemption welcomes people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to walk, run, roll, volunteer, or simply come together in fellowship.

Whether you are a parent pushing a stroller, a veteran navigating life after service, an individual with autism or another disability, a senior citizen, or someone experiencing personal hardship, you have a place here.

We believe every person has value, every life has purpose, and every individual deserves the opportunity to participate in something meaningful.

The Purpose Behind the Race

Race 4 Redemption was founded on a simple belief:

Faith is not merely something we profess. It is something we live through our actions toward others.

Inspired by the teachings of Jesus Christ, our mission is to demonstrate unconditional love, acceptance, compassion, and service through meaningful community involvement.

We believe stronger communities are built when people stop focusing on their differences and begin recognizing their shared humanity.

Race 4 Redemption is designed to create an environment where neighbors become friends, strangers become supporters, and individuals who often feel overlooked are reminded that they belong.

Our events aim to promote:

• Community unity and meaningful connection

• Inclusion of individuals with autism and other disabilities

• Support and recognition for military veterans and retired law enforcement

• Compassionate outreach to individuals experiencing homelessness or hardship

• Awareness of community resources and opportunities

• Healthy living, encouragement, and personal well-being

• Volunteerism, charitable giving, and service to others

• Faith-centered fellowship, hope, and spiritual encouragement

Everyone Is Welcome

Walk. Run. Roll. Participate Your Way.

Race 4 Redemption is intentionally designed as an inclusive, noncompetitive event.

Participation is not measured by speed, distance, physical ability, or athletic achievement.

We want individuals and families to feel comfortable joining at their own pace and in whatever capacity works best for them.

Our event planning prioritizes accessibility and reasonable accommodations for:

• Individuals with autism and sensory sensitivities

• Children and adults with physical or developmental disabilities

• Wheelchair and mobility-device users

• Military veterans

• Senior citizens

• Families with young children

• Individuals who may not be physically able to participate in the course

Accessible participation options, rest areas, sensory considerations, and volunteer assistance will be incorporated wherever feasible based on the event location and available resources.

You do not have to run to be part of the race. You simply have to show up with a willingness to be part of something greater than yourself.

More Than an Event — A Community Resource Experience

Race 4 Redemption is envisioned as a community gathering that offers much more than a walk or run.

Alongside the event, we aim to bring together local organizations, businesses, volunteers, and community advocates to provide information, encouragement, and practical resources.

Community Resources & Assistance

Information about available community services, disability support, veteran resources, family assistance, employment opportunities, and local charitable programs.

Health, Wellness & Nutrition

Educational information encouraging healthy lifestyles, nutrition awareness, physical well-being, and access to community health resources.

Autism & Disability Awareness

Opportunities to learn about the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities

Please contact us for upcoming Races!!