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Be a SHEro 5K Run/Walk

Name: Be a SHEro 5K Run/Walk
Start: 2026-03-07
End: 2026-03-07
Location: Kokomo, Indiana

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Kokomo, Indiana, United States

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sell $8 – $40

About the Event

Club Kokomo Roadrunners and Palmer's Jewelry will be hosting the second annual Be a SHEro 5K Run/Walk on March 7, 2026, in Kokomo. The SHEro 5K is part of the Kokomo Women' Expo and a fundraiser and women's only race celebrating International Women’s Day (March 8th) encouraging healthy activity in our community. We’re ready to make this a fun and empowering event for women in Central Indiana.

We've added a Little SHEro Sprint! For only $8, Girls 10 and under can participate in a 1/4 of a mile sprint and receive their own finisher medal.

Registration Costs: $25 until January 10, 2026, $30 until February 2, 2026, $35 until February 16th, 2026, and $40 until Race Day on March 7th. Sorry, but there are NO REFUNDS since this is a fundraising event to benefit our local domestic violence shelter.

Your Race Registration gets you:

Participation in this All-Female chip-timed run/walk event
Participant t-shirt, custom race sticker, and Finisher Medal (as supplies last)
- Register by February 16th to guarantee a T-shirt in your size
Registration Swag Bag including promotions from local businesses

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About Kokomo

Kokomo is in Indiana, in the United States of America. Kokomo, named after a Miami chief, is known as "The City Of Firsts" due to innovations that occurred in tandem with the birth of the natural gas extraction industry there, especially as it pertained to automobile manufacturing. On a less dignified note, it also holds notoriety of hosting the largest Ku Klux Klan gathering in history which took place in 1923, and of early stigmatization surrounding HIV and AIDS with the emergence of Ryan White, an adolescent who was shunned from school after acquiring the virus through a hemophilia related-transfusion.