Politics & Government
City Of Golden Valley: Run The Valley While Assisting Local Human Service Organizations
How can you give back to your community and have fun at the same time? Run The Valley, coming up Sept 11, provides one opportunity to do ...
August 16, 2021
How can you give back to your community and have fun at the same time? Run The Valley, coming up Sept 11, provides one opportunity to do just that. Now is the time to sign up to walk or run and help make Golden Valley a better place.
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Each year Run The Valley raises money for the Golden Valley Human Services Commission (GVHSC). The Commission then advises the City Council regarding how to allocate the money to organizations that benefit Golden Valley residents in need.
One organization the GVHSC works with is Northwest Suburban Dinner At Your Door. The service provides hot nourishing meals to people who are homebound and unable to prepare a home-cooked meal. This service allows these residents to stay in the comfort of their own homes longer. Funds will be used to supplement clients unable to afford delivery and subsidize meal costs. For 2021, the GVHSC allocated $5,500 to Northwest Suburban Dinner At Your Door.
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2021 Run The Valley
Starting and finishing at Brookview (316 Brookview Pkwy S), the morning will kick off at 7:45 am with a 0.2K Kids Fun Run. The 10K race begins at 8 am, followed by the 5K race at 8:10 am and the 5K walk at 8:15 am.
The race fee is $40 until Sept 10 and $45 on race day. Those signing up for the 5k walk can register for $25, and kids signing up for the 0.2k Fun Run can register for $5. Registering can be done online, by mail, and in person at Brookview.
Visit the Run The Valley page on the City website for more information or contact GVHSC Staff Liaison Brian Erickson at 763-512-2366.
This press release was produced by the City of Golden Valley. The views expressed here are the author’s own.