5/16 – Landmarks for Families ‘Color the Future 5K & Family Fun Run’

When

May 16th, 2026

8:00am - 11:00am

Where

418 East Main StreetMoncks CornerSC29461

Color the Future at the Landmarks for Families Fun Run 5K
May 16th | 8AM Check-In | Moncks Corner Recreational Complex

Landmarks for Families is a Lowcountry nonprofit organization that seeks to help children and families grow in a loving and stable environment through various support, education, and community services. The 10th Annual Color the Future 5K and Family Fun Run is an event that seeks to raise funds for Landmarks for Families’ support services while adding a splash of color! You and your family can participate and have a tie-dyeing good time!

Participants who come out to this event are encouraged to run or walk about 3 miles while being covered in a rainbow of colors along the way! This event also features activities, games, and other festivities for all ages. All donations and proceeds from the event directly benefit Landmarks for Families and their mission to aid Lowcountry families. Friendly pets and strollers are permitted.

Festivities begin at 8AM and the race starts at 9AM. Consider registering for this colorful fun run today by clicking here!

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