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Nonprofits, Sponsors, Venues

Partner with us.

Every race on our calendar exists because somebody in Fort Worth decided a cause was worth a Saturday morning. Here is how organizations join that.

Sponsorship tiers Become a partner
Families at an autism awareness fun run carrying pinwheels, runners in numbered bibs Autism Awareness Run-Walk, Trinity Park

Band One

Nonprofit partners.

Five races a year, five causes. The nonprofit brings the mission and the community. We bring the course, the clock and the crew.

  • Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Our October 5K at Clear Fork.
  • Clear Narrow Foundation. Our spring autism and ADHD awareness run-walk, with a sensory-quiet corral that starts first and a one-mile family option.
  • Arthritis Foundation. The December Jingle Bell Run through Sundance Square, evening start, lit course, costume awards.
  • A local food bank. The winter Dawn 5K, with a canned goods drop at packet pickup.
  • Weatherford Chamber of Commerce. Thanksgiving morning Turkey Trot in Weatherford.

Nonprofit partners get a reduced management rate, a donation add-on wired into registration, and a results file formatted for the report your board will ask for.

A corporate team of eight wearing finisher medals with the Fort Worth skyline behind them A company team, medals on

Band Two

Race sponsors.

A 5K puts your name in front of four hundred local people who are in a genuinely good mood, plus everyone they text their finish time to.

  • Start arch, finish arch and chute fencing placement
  • Logo on the race shirt, the bib and the finisher medal ribbon
  • Named water station or named mile marker on course
  • Expo table at packet pickup and at the finish festival
  • Logo on the results page and on every finisher result email
  • Announcer mentions through the morning, written by you, read by us

Local businesses get first refusal on the station and mile-marker slots nearest their storefront.

Aerial view of a race course following the Trinity River at golden hour Trinity Trails, from above

Band Three

Venues & cities.

We work with the parks departments, business districts and trail authorities that make a Saturday closure possible.

  • Panther Island Pavilion. Flat, fast, water on two sides, and parking that does not fight the start.
  • Trinity Park. Shaded loop, wide paths, best course in the city for a family run-walk.
  • Clearfork. Riverside south loop with a real finish festival footprint.
  • Sundance Square. Downtown block loop, evening lighting, made for a holiday race.
  • Trinity Trails. Seventy miles of measured, permitted path that already knows what a race looks like.

Site restoration is in every scope we write. The permit renews on how we leave it.

Where Your Name Lands

An announcer placing a medal around a young girl's neck at the awards stand Awards
Finish festival with runners hugging, a volunteer handing out water and the results tent behind Finish festival
A firefighter in full turnout gear running past a line of flags at sunrise Start line
An evening holiday 5K with runners in glow necklaces and Santa hats Evening race

Demo imagery.

Sponsorship

Pick your spot on the course.

Six tiers, sold per race rather than per season. Pricing is quoted per event, because field size and course change what a placement is worth.

A sunrise start pack under the race arch with the Fort Worth skyline behind Start line
A grandfather and grandson crossing the finish line holding hands Finish line
A turkey trot crowd in turkey hats on a cold morning with breath visible in the air Every November
Tier structure shown for the demo. Every package is quoted on request for the specific race.
Tier What it includes Slots Pricing
Presenting Race named for you. Logo on the arch, the shirt, the bib and the medal ribbon. Expo table at packet pickup and the finish festival. Announcer reads through the morning. Logo on every finisher result email. One On request
Start Line Start arch banner and corral signage. Logo on the shirt and the results page. Expo table at the finish festival. Two announcer reads. Two On request
Finish Line Finish arch banner and chute fencing. Logo on the shirt, the results page and the finisher text message link page. Awards presentation mention. Two On request
Water Station Named station on course with your banner and your team handing cups. Logo on the shirt. One announcer read. The most photographed sponsorship we sell. Three On request
Mile Marker Your sign at mile one, two or three, plus logo on the results page. Local businesses get first refusal on the marker nearest their storefront. Three On request
Community Logo on the results page and the event website, plus a slot in the runner goodie bag. Built for small local businesses and family sponsorships. Open On request
A wave of runners pouring through the start arch after the horn as confetti falls Start arch
A low angle of running feet crossing the RFID timing mat with a finisher raising both arms behind Finish mat
Volunteers unloading water jugs and cones from the back of a pickup truck before dawn Water station supplies

Tell us the race and the tier, or tell us your budget and we will tell you what it reaches. Every package is priced against the actual field size, so a 200-runner first year and a 600-runner returning race are quoted differently.

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On Our Start Lines

Tunnel to TowersNonprofit partnersClear Narrow FoundationArthritis FoundationWeatherford ChamberPanther Island Pavilion Tunnel to TowersNonprofit partnersClear Narrow FoundationArthritis FoundationWeatherford ChamberPanther Island Pavilion
Trinity ParkClearforkSundance SquareTrinity TrailsRunSignUpRaceResult Trinity ParkClearforkSundance SquareTrinity TrailsRunSignUpRaceResult

Demo build. Partner names shown for layout.

Become A Partner

Put your name on the course.

Tell us which race and which tier, or tell us your budget and we will tell you what it reaches.

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