Presented by Little Black Book of St. Clair County
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Run for Hope. Walk for Healing. Show Survivors They’re Not Alone.
Every step you take on October 10, 2026, will make a difference for someone in our community who is working to rebuild their life after domestic violence.
The Little Black Book 2nd Annual 5K is more than a race; it’s a chance to come together in strength, compassion, and support for survivors and their families. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation sends a powerful message: our community stands with survivors.
Registration fees and all event proceeds go directly toward services that help survivors heal and move forward, including:
Emergency shelter and crisis support
Counseling and advocacy
Legal and safety planning assistance
Prevention and education programs
Because of you, someone will find safety. A parent will gain the support they need to start over. A child will experience stability and hope.
You don’t have to be a runner to make an impact, you just have to show up.
Sign up. Bring a friend. Take a step toward a safer, stronger community where survivors don’t just survive, they thrive.
Run for Hope. Walk for Healing. Show Survivors They’re Not Alone.
Every step you take on October 10, 2026, will make a difference for someone in our community who is working to rebuild their life after domestic violence.
The Little Black Book 2nd Annual 5K is more than a race; it’s a chance to come together in strength, compassion, and support for survivors and their families. Whether you run, walk, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation sends a powerful message: our community stands with survivors.
Registration fees and all event proceeds go directly toward services that help survivors heal and move forward, including:
Emergency shelter and crisis support
Counseling and advocacy
Legal and safety planning assistance
Prevention and education programs
Because of you, someone will find safety. A parent will gain the support they need to start over. A child will experience stability and hope.
You don’t have to be a runner to make an impact, you just have to show up.
Sign up. Bring a friend. Take a step toward a safer, stronger community where survivors don’t just survive, they thrive.