Glow Run

Light up the night for young adults facing cancer.

Join CHSCF for a family-friendly 5K and 1-mile Walk in the Park filled with glow gear, community, and fun — all in support of young adults facing cancer.

Glow Run at a Glance

Join CHSCF for a fun-filled run/walk event

Event
5K + 1-Mile Walk

When
Third Saturday in September

Where
Jimmy John’s Field
Downtown Utica

Who it's for
Family-friendly community event

Purpose
Supports AYA programming

A fun night with real impact.

The CHSCF Glow Run brings the community together for a high-energy evening that supports adolescent and young adult cancer programming. Event participation and sponsorship help fund programs and resources that guide and support young adults during their cancer journey.

Base2Summit

Supports CHSCF’s flagship survivorship experience centered on wellness, adventure, and connection.

Information Bags

Helps provide practical, age-appropriate information and support to young adults navigating cancer.

Scholarships & Travel

Supports scholarships and travel assistance that help young adults move forward and access survivorship experiences.

What to Expect

The Glow Run is a family-friendly evening built around movement, energy, and community.

5K Run

Take part in the Glow Run 5K and light up the course with the CHSCF community.

1-Mile Walk in the Park

A shorter route makes the event accessible for families, supporters, and all kinds of participants.

Glow Gear & Fun

Expect a vibrant atmosphere, glowing accessories, and plenty of energy throughout the evening.

Community & Mission

Join families, friends, supporters, and sponsors who believe in showing up for young adults facing cancer.

Ready to Join Us?

Register for this year’s CHSCF Glow Run and be part of an evening that brings fun, community, and support together for an important cause.

Run, walk, sponsor, or donate — every step helps.

Whether you attend, sponsor, donate, or share the event, every act of support helps CHSCF expand programs and resources for young adults facing cancer.