Reach Foundation Shamrock 'n Run
- What
- Reach Foundation Shamrock 'n Run
- When
- 3/17/2024, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
- Where
- City of Anaheim ball fields of Yora Regional Park
Share Your Shamrock Referral Codes to Friends/Family!
When you register for the Shamrock 'n Run, you will be given some referral links on the follow up email. You can score registration refunds and/or another Shamrock 'n Run T-Shirt by simply giving friends/family your referral links and having them register for the Shamrock.
Small Print: Total
Small Print: Total refund cannot exceed registration amount (not including the RunSignUp fee).
How much can you get?
For 5k / 2k registrations:
Refer 5 (registrations 1-5) and get $5 refund
Refer 3 more (registrations 6-14) and get $5-$15 refund
Refer 18 registrations and get another Shamrock T-shirt
Refer 20 registrations and get $15 refund
Example: If you refer 20 total registrations, you will receive a total of $35 in refund plus another Shamrock T-Shirt (you already got one via your own registration). Plus the gratification of helping so many people get out, have fun, eat a great breakfast, run/walk, and just hang out with their friends.
Another way to earn refunds:
Square Course
Refer 1 and get $1 refund (up to 36)
Race Website
Additional race information can be found at https://reach4pylusd.org/2022-shamrock-n-run.
Place
The Shamrock will be located in the City of Anaheim ball fields of Yorba Regional Park
Description
The REACH Foundation's favorite tradition continues! Shamrock 'n Run 5K, 2K & SQUARE Course is bringing the Placentia-Yorba Linda community together, Thousands of families have participated in this festive and fun community event while raising funds to support programs and events for our students.
For those whose dogs are going to run with them on the 5k or 2k, below are the guidelines from Yorba Regional Park.
Dogs must be on a leash at all times in the park.
Leash must be no longer than 6’ in length.
Leash must be a physical leash not “E’Collar.”
Participants must have doggie bags with them to clean up any mess as they go along the trail.
Dogs should be sufficiently socialized as to not be a danger to other participants or park patrons (including in a "race" environment with lots of people running/walking)