5K 4 Hope & Hunger Relief

Phoenix, United States • 14 Mar 2026

5K 4 Hope & Hunger Relief

The event on March 14, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona (3444 E Van Buren St) offers two participation options: the Streets of Destiny 5K Family Race and a Virtual 5K. The listed distance for the course is 3.1 miles (5K).

The route follows the Arizona Grand Canal trail near 33rd Street and Roosevelt. The surface is paved and the course is described as flat with minimal elevation change. The course is wheelchair and stroller friendly and includes two water stations along the way.

Same-day registration and packet pickup are available at Streets of Destiny at the event address. The event includes a post-race awards presentation and a community-focused gathering at Streets of Destiny.

Proceeds and participant support benefit people experiencing homelessness. The event supports housing stabilization, food assistance and nutritional support, crisis intervention and case management, and access to health and social services. In 2024 the organizing group provided services to over 14,000 people.

Participants are advised to prepare with appropriate footwear, a hydration plan, and a light warm-up. The description emphasizes accessibility and community support rather than competitive elements. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

Race information

5 km
Streets of Destiny 5k Family Race
Virtual 5k 4 Hope & Hunger Relief
Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
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