Join us for Envision's Go the Extra Mile Walk, Run and Roll- Presented by USI on September 27, 2025 from 10AM- 1PM at Winton Woods Kestrel Point Shelter. 10245 Winton Road, Cincinnati 45231

Run the new 5k or enjoy a casual walk around the lake with friends. Stay for the free festival with food from Outback Steakhouse, door prizes, music, games, inflatables, mini horses, activities, face painting, raffles and vendors. We have fun for all ages, so bring your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers! Create a team or make new friends on walk day.

Registration, games, activities, snacks and beverages are free. Lunch is a $5 per person donation, and free lunch tickets can be earned by fundraising. (See "Fundraising Prizes" tab for details.) There is a fee to participate in the 5K to cover race timing.

Everyone who signs in at the registration tent on event day is eligible to win one of our great door prizes!

Update!  Not only will we have plenty of indoor bathroom space, this year's walk will have the brand new Momentum Refresh mobile bathroom at the shelter! It is fully accessible and even has an adult changing space. 

Link to printable social stories to this event HERE 

Calling all runners! For the last few years, we have been asked to add a running option to Envision's Go the Extra Mile event. We listened!

With great feedback from the 2024 5K test route, we have decided to incorporate the 5K into Go the Extra Mile moving forward. 

Bring your running club or exercise buddies. Start training now with a "Couch to 5K" plan, or make it a group goal in your office! 

Awards will be based on gender/age categories. 5K running course will differ slightly from walk route. Timing offered is ticker tape with a timeclock. There is a charge for race timing. Timing fee includes timing, bib, all festival activities, and lunch ticket. See the 5K route HERE

-Fundraising Champion medals- For those amazing participants who raise $50 to support our community.

-Mini Therapy Horse encounter- Tater Tot and Mocha the mini horses will greet participants just past the finish line. 

-Momentum Refresh Vehicle- A mobile, fully accessible restroom parked right by the shelter- with height adjustable adult changing tables, overhead ceiling hoist, and grab bars. Cleaned after every use by attendant on site. (Courtesy of Hamilton County DD Services.  https://www.hamiltonddsohio.gov/momentum-refresh/) 

-New vendors and community parters- with fun games and activities.

-Door prizes- check in on arrival for your chance to win.

-Lunch by Outback Steakhouse

-Raffles- Amazing adventures, gift cards and items to win- returning favorites and some great new options.

-Updated game area- with new shade tents for many games.

-New Larger Shelter area- completely rebuilt and expanded shelter space.

-Fundraising Prizes- Fun new prizes for 2025!

-Crafts, activities, face paint, inflatable obstacle course, great DJ and more!

Why should you donate? We can't do what we do without you! Federal Medicad dollars cover the very basic services that Envision delivers annually to nearly 700 children and adults, but they only cover a portion of the support that we provide. Your donation helps to add depth to our programs, which enables the people that we serve to not just live, but experience vibrant, meaningful lives. 

At Envision, we believe that our communities are better when all people are included. When people belong, they have opportunities to make contributions and be valued for their gifts.

For over 60 years, Envision has been serving individuals with Developmental Disabilties in the Greater Cincinnati area. From our grassroots beginning as a small residential school, Envision has grown to over 200 amazing staff members that serve nearly 700 children and adults each year through four primary programs. These programs address a range of disabilities including: physical or cognitive disabilities, syndromes associated with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum, learning disabilities, and co-occurring mental health issues. Many have inappropriate behaviors, communication challenges, medical issues, and physical limitations. Each has their unique strengths, gifts, interests, and support systems.

Programs include group homes, family support, independent individual support, foster care, Mental Health care, respite care, on site children's services, and an adult day program. Each person served is provided tailored, personalized support intended to help them live a full and vibrant life and acheive their personal best.