Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all! Our charity runs are designed for runners and walkers of every fitness level. We have a supportive community atmosphere, staggered start times, and volunteers cheering you on at every mile. Whether you finish in 20 minutes or 45 minutes, you're part of the celebration—and the money raised goes directly to local nonprofits.

Our power walking groups meet weekly in most cities—typically Tuesday and Saturday mornings. You can join whenever it works for you; there's zero pressure to commit to every session. People pop in and out based on their schedules, and you'll start recognizing familiar faces pretty quickly.

We've got beginner-friendly options across all our programs—slower-paced walking routes, lower-difficulty hiking trails, and modified 5K distances. Our community is built on supporting each other, and we always emphasize that fitness looks different for everyone. Start where you're at, and you'll find your people.

Yes—we offer guided hikes at multiple difficulty levels, from easy 2-3 mile walks through local parks to more challenging 8+ mile mountain trails. Every hike is led by experienced guides who know the terrain, and we always let you know the exact distance and elevation gain upfront so you can pick what feels right. Most people are doing this for the first time too.

We run events across 40+ states with regular programming in most major metro areas and their surrounding communities. Our website has a location finder so you can see what's happening near you. If we don't have something in your town yet, we're always looking to expand—let us know you're interested.

Our regular power walking meetups and most hiking groups are completely free. 5K charity runs typically cost $25-$35 per person, and 100% of those proceeds support the local nonprofit partner we're raising money for that year. We keep it affordable because this is about community, not profit.