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Mother’s Day Run

The 37th annual Bagel Run, a Mother’s Day tradition, will take place on May 14 at the Aaron Family Jewish Community Center (JCC) with family-friendly activities. Run or walk in a timed 10K, 5K or Kids K Run. Participate as an individual, family or team. A virtual option is also available. All runners will receive a goody bag, shirt and finisher’s medal. Teams can create a T-shirt, wear costumes, hats or whatever they want to make the team stand out. There will be an award for best spirit/costume.

The 1k Kids K Run is for ages 4 to 12, and all registered kids will receive a T-shirt and medal. The 5K Walk/Run proceeds through a beautiful residential neighborhood along tree-lined streets and finishes on the Northaven Trail back to JCC. The 10K Run completes the same course twice.

The Virtual Run can be completed any time. Track mileage using running apps such as Strava, Nike, Garmin Connect, Runkeeper, Map My Run or others.

Pick up packets from 4:30 to 7 p.m., starting May 11. Location: 7900 Northaven Rd., Dallas. Volunteers are needed. For more information and to register, call 214-739-2737 or visit JCC.org/special-evens/bagel-run.

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