Join the Children’s Treatment Centre (CTC) Foundation of Chatham-Kent for the fourth annual Run for the Kids run/walk/move in Rondeau Provincial Park! Get active, move your body and enjoy the beauty of nature while raising important funds for the CTC Foundation!
REGISTER TODAY
Date: Sunday, June 14, 2026
Location: Rondeau Provincial Park
Time: 8:30AM Registration Opens, 10:00AM 200m Kids Fun Race followed by 5km Race
Run for the Kids is a family friendly event, with a paved 200m and 5km route accessible for strollers, wheelchairs and wagons. This event is open to participants of all ages and abilities – join us to walk, run or move through Rondeau Provincial Park.
Run for the Kids features:
- A 200-Metre Kids Dash
- An inclusive 5KM walk/run/move
- Family-friendly activities including crafts, face painting, BBQ hot dogs, and interactive stations from local partners
Join us!
- Step 1: Register as an individual or a team.
- Step 2: Set a fundraising goal and share it with your friends.
- Step 3: Get training! Visit one of Chatham-Kent’s many beautiful trails (or your own street!) and start moving to get read for race day.
- Step 4: Join us on Sunday, June 14, 2026 in Rondeau Provincial Park to pick up your race kit and run/walk/move your race.
- Step 5: Tag us on social media as you train and on race day, tagging @ctcfoundationck and #CTCRunForTheKids.
With your registration, you will receive:
- Free entrance into Rondeau Provincial Park
- Race bib & finisher medal
- 2026 Race Buff
- On course aid stations with snacks, water and music
- Post run party filled with hot dog BBQ, snacks, music and family-friendly activities
- A timed race result (applicable to 5km run/walk/move participants only)
- Opportunity to participate in a fun community event in support of our kids!
Impact That Stays Local
Proceeds from Run for the Kids go directly toward vital, non-government funded programs at the Children’s Treatment Centre, including, Social Work, Therapeutic Recreation Services and Music Therapy.
These services play a critical role in the health, development, and quality of life for children and families in Chatham-Kent.