For over 40 years, the community of Highland has welcomed runners and race fans of all ages and abilities to the Highland Y Run, with this year’s event taking place, Sunday, January 26, 2025. The Highland Y Run is a community event for the Highland Family YMCA that offers an unchipped 5k, and a scenic chipped 5K & 10K.
About the Run: All net proceeds from the Highland Y Run benefit the YMCA Financial Assistance program. Through our Financial Assistance program, the Y offers scholarships to Highland youth and families who may be unable to afford our programs.
By participating and supporting the Highland Y Run, you work alongside the Y to help build strong kids, strong families and strong communities.
The Y welcomes everyone, which is why our programs, services, and initiatives are so wide-ranging. Each day kids, families, and individuals walk through the doors of the Highland Family YMCA with the help of our Financial Assistance program. Our programs help our members live healthier and develop long-lasting connections.
Our members, program participants, and neighbors all want the same thing: safe, inclusive, connected communities where everyone can thrive. The Y makes a personal commitment to this vision by welcoming people of all backgrounds and dimensions of diversity.
The Y welcomes everyone, which is why our programs, services, and initiatives are so wide-ranging. Each day kids, families, and individuals walk through the doors of the Highland Family YMCA with the help of our Financial Assistance program. Our programs help our members live healthier and develop long-lasting connections.
Our members, program participants, and neighbors all want the same thing: safe, inclusive, connected communities where everyone can thrive. The Y makes a personal commitment to this vision by welcoming people of all backgrounds and dimensions of diversity.
The YMCA of the East Valley is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Tax ID: #95-1684787
Our Mission: The YMCA of the East Valley is an association of people of all ages, ethnic groups, and religious affiliations founded on Christian principles and dedicated to building strong kids, strong families, and strong communities through programs that develop spirit, mind, and body.
