Gingerbread Run

I have participated in two gingerbread races so far. It is a fundraiser for give kids the world, a special, magical place for children with life-​threatening illnesses and their families.
This particular race of 2015 is especially meaningful because it is the day after the news of the devastating attacks in Paris and in Beirut.
The founder get give kids the world, Henri Landwirth, is a Holocaust survivor, and feels the answer to hate is love. Give kids the world is The epitome of kindness, compassion, and love.
The race itself is extremely organized. It is an opportunity for people to raise money for the charity. It’s also a fun race, that is at the village. Usually a tour of the grounds is available afterwards.
If you have never participated in a 5K, this is a great one, because it’s not all that competitive. I walked the entire race this year, and it’s so much fun to see the characters and volunteers that come out to support this wonderful charity.
Give kids the world will celebrate 30 years in March 2016. Gingerbread run is a fantastic way to find out more about this charity, and have a great time showing support.