The Scarecrow Classic is a 5K run and one-mile walk. It raises money for the Brain Injury Association of Maryland. Runners and walkers of all abilities are welcome.
Dancing for Autism is a ballroom dance competition of the Autism Society of Louisiana. There is a silent auction and entertainment. Guests must be 18 or older.
An art show of works by participants of Brushes, Buddies, and Beyond for Autism. There are refreshments and a silent auction. The money goes to the young artists.
An art show of works by artists on the autism spectrum from Brushes, Buddies, and Beyond. The works are for sale and the money goes to the artists. The entry fee supports the Autism Society.
The Big Easy Showdown is a car show at Zephyr Stadium. All money raised goes to the Autism Society of Greater New Orleans. Come see the cars and support families with autism.
A motorcycle and car poker run for autism awareness. Riders stop at bars and restaurants and collect cards. Money raised helps the Autism Society of Greater New Orleans and Magnolia Community Services.
A golf tournament at Our Lady of Holy Cross College. Part of the money goes to the Autism Society of Greater New Orleans. Golfers of all levels are welcome.
The Big Easy Showdown is a car show at Zephyr Stadium. All money raised goes to the Autism Society of Greater New Orleans. Come see the cars and support families with autism.
The Big Easy Showdown is a car show at Zephyr Stadium. All money raised goes to the Autism Society of Greater New Orleans. Come see the cars and support families with autism.
The Stigma Stomp is a 5K and health fair at Bloedel Donovan Park. It raises awareness of mental health and fights stigma. Register for the 5K in advance.
The Bionic 5K is a race in Cambridge for runners and walkers of all abilities. Athletes with prostheses, wheelchairs and handcycles take part. It raises money for adaptive sports.
Bill's 5K raises money for the Travis Roy Foundation, which helps people with spinal cord injuries. More than a thousand runners take part. Wheelchair racers and handcyclists are welcome.
Indoor run training for blind and visually impaired runners at Wellesley College. Runners can start from zero or train for a 5K race. Sighted guides run with each athlete.
A run and walk with Achilles International in Lowell. Athletes with disabilities train with volunteer guides. All levels are welcome.
An archery program for veterans with Northeast Passage at Bear Brook State Park. Veterans shoot on the range and walking course. Adaptive gear is available.
Run training for a 5K race at Boston University FitRec. Runners with disabilities train with coaches and guides. All levels are welcome.
The Three Notch Century is a bike ride in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It is the main fundraiser of Northeast Passage. Riders of all kinds take part, handcycles included.
The Martin Richard Memorial Mile is a youth race in Boston. Adaptive runners and racers can choose a 400-meter or one-mile race. Adaptive categories are welcome and recognized.
A running session for blind and visually impaired youth with Paralympic Sport Club Boston. Runners train with guides and coaches. All levels are welcome.
A running session for blind and visually impaired youth with Paralympic Sport Club Boston. Runners train with guides and coaches. All levels are welcome.