Infinite Love Tutu Trot 5K Run/Walk

The Infinite Love Tutu Trot 5k

IT'S TIME TO TROT! Join us again this year to show your support for children and families fighting childhood cancer, and help us raise money to fund research at the Children's Brain Tumor Network at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). Our goal is $100,000 -- with your help, we know we can get there!

How can you help?

1) Be a runner or walker!

2) Help us get donations!

Once you register, you'll get a link to your own personal race page and also a Team page if you join or start a team. Share those pages and help get donations from friends and family members supporting you!

FAQs:

Are tutus and t-shirts included with my registration fee? Each CT or NJ 5K registrant gets a dri-fit T-shirt and tutu. Virtual registrations do not include shirts or tutus.

Is there still a Kids Fun Run? Due to increasing numbers for our 5K main event, we will not have a separate Kids Fun Run registration this year. If your child wants to run through the finish line after the 5K is over, they are more than welcome!

Can I join or start a team? YES! Gather up friends, neighbors, teammates, school or church groups, and gather together for good! You can start a team during registration or join an existing team. If you have any issues setting up a team, please email rachaelk@infiniteloveforkids.org.

What is Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer? Infinite Love is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) foundation that raises money to directly support childhood cancer fighters and their families and to fund new pediatric cancer research. The Tutu Trot is one of our main events to raise money, but we fundraise and support families year-round. Since 2013 Infinite Love has funded over $2 million in research and has provided financial assistance, wish fulfillment, and special projects for dozens of families, thanks entirely to the generosity of our supporters and sponsors. Infinite Love is volunteer-run and has no office space and very little overhead, so donations go right to where they need to -- families and researchers. You can learn more at infiniteloveforkids.org