NYPD Brooklyn 5K Run
Hey there! Yes, YOU!
Have plans for Saturday 04/29/17? Join us for Patrol Borough Brooklyn North’s 5K run!
Did you know that out of the 40,000 police officers in New York City, it’s estimated that over 10% have a child with special needs?
As the people responsible for serving and protecting our communities, our men and women in blue take their jobs very seriously. In addition to the everyday stresses of making sure our city is safe, those who are parents of special needs children have to deal with emotional, physical and financial challenges as well.
Let’s show them the appreciation they deserve!
Come out Saturday April 29th and walk, run, or wheel yourself to the finish line with us in honor of New York’s finest. 100% of the proceeds for this event will be donated to NYPD C.A.R.E.S. and With Arms Wide Open, two organizations that help build platforms to support and empower the families of special needs children in the NYPD community.
Event Information:
Date: Saturday 04/29/17
Registration: 7am-9am EST
Step Off: 10am EST
Location: Cadman Plaza Park Brooklyn
(Cadman Plaza West, Cadman Plaza East between the BQE and Tillary Street)
Ticket Price: Adults ($35), Children ($15)
To Register, CLICK HERE.
To Donate, CLICK HERE.
Some members of our FlyNYON team will be participating in the 5K as well so don’t be afraid to say hi! We hope to see you there. As for those who can’t make it, you can also donate by clicking here.
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FlyNYON is a Proud Sponsor of the Patrol Borough Brooklyn North 5K.
– UPDATE
What a weekend! Thank you to all who came out to show their support for the NYPD and their families.
With a turnout of 1400+ people, the run was a major success raising over $50,000!!! Our men and women in blue risk their lives every single day to keep our communities safe, so we’re glad we got the chance to show our appreciation.
Special shoutout to Edgar, Kevin, Idelfonso, Diego and Diego Jr. for participating in the run!
For an inside look on how it went, check out our video below!
The race may be over, but if you’d still like to show your support to the NYPD for all they do by donating, just click here.