Poppy's Run For Life - Poppy's Run For Life 10K
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Distance
6.2 mi
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Terrain
Road
Difficulty
All Levels
About this run
To honor those who have died by suicide and those who are forever affected by suicide, the 5th annual Poppy's Run For Life will be held on Sunday, April 4, 2027. All proceeds from the row will be donated to the suicide prevention and awareness programs and services at Alexander JFS and the Montrose Center and one other non-profit organization (to be determined). Poppy’s Run for Life is recognized as a 501(c) 3 charity by the IRS. Caryn Honig is the founder and director of Poppy's Run For Life. Caryn's father and grandfather both died by suicide, forever changing her life as well as the lives of family, friends and loved ones. They are not alone. Suicide is on the rise and is a leading cause of death in the US with 45,979 deaths in 2020. This is about one death every 11 minutes. The number of people who attempt or think about suicide is even higher. Suicide affects the health and well-being of surviving family, friends, co-workers, loved ones and the community. Please join in supporting the efforts to increase prevention, education and awareness so that those suffering with a mental illness will seek help.
Typical conditions
For events around April 2027 in Houston, TX, United States: Typical spring conditions in this region — mornings can still be cool; confirm start-time guidance on the official page.
How to prepare
A 10K benefits from a mix of easy mileage and one quality workout weekly. Build toward a long run of about 8–12 km in the weeks before the event, and keep taper light.
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This event is listed in Houston, TX, United States. Confirm the exact start venue, parking, and transit options on the official registration page.
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