Hope Travels 5K

Hope Travels is back!

Join us for an inclusive and memorable in-person experience!

Our event is accessible and open to everyone with all ability levels. Join us by running, walking, rolling, or riding!

Help Hope Live welcomes participants, including runners, walkers, wheelchair users, individuals with baby strollers, and riders along with our sponsors to raise funds that make a difference in the lives of people facing significant medical costs they cannot meet alone.

Can’t make it in-person? Register to participate virtually in a “5K your way”!

Register early to secure your early bird discount and guarantee your Hope Travels t-shirt.

All attendees have the opportunity to fundraise. Because of you…we can provide help and hope when it’s needed most!

Your participation makes trusted medical fundraising possible and provides hope for thousands of families facing financial hardship due to a medical crisis.

T-shirts with sponsor logos (S-XXXL), refreshments, water stations, prizes/gift cards for Top 1-3 overall.

Race will be professionally timed and posted at Bryn Mawr Racing Company.

• Check-in starts at 9:30 am, and the race begins at 10:30 am. 1-mile fun walk begins at 10:35 am.
• No pets permitted at this race location.
• This is a certified 5K with chipped timing. Results will be posted immediately after the race.
• Receive an official finisher medal upon completing the race.

Meet Barrett Brooks!

Your registration includes a meet & greet with Barrett Brooks, former Eagle, host of Birds Huddle, and analyst on Eagles Postgame Live.

An Adaptive Bike Giveaway: Meet Khuwaylid

As part of our celebration of Hope Travels, we’ll be gifting a customized adaptive bike to a local child with disabilities.

Khuwaylid Seeney of Aston, PA is living with cerebral palsy resulting from hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy at birth. Now 8 years old, Khuwaylid attends HMS in Philadelphia and has a twin brother, an older sister, and a younger sister—and he loves staying active and keeping up with him.

“While my son is not independently mobile, I like to think he is still very active. He loves anything that gives him movement in his legs in particular,” explained Khuwaylid’s mom.

“This bike will give him that input to his legs that he absolutely loves while also giving him inclusion to just be a kid and ride his bike with his siblings.”

This adaptive bike giveaway was made possible by generous support from the Esther and Pedro Rosenblatt Foundation.