4.27.2019
Downtown Flint
Photography By Kayce McClure
Participants of this annual family-fun event donned their favorite superhero costumes and gathered at Flint Farmers’ Market for a timed 5K Run and 5K Walk with age-group awards, and a non-competitive 1K Family Fun Run. The course included the beautiful Applewood Estate and every finisher received a custom superhero finisher’s medal. All proceeds benefit the Voices for Children Advocacy Center.
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