Teams
Create your team of four or more members and start the challenge. Create a team, recruit members, and start fundraising today!
College Challenge
The Warrior Run is excited to offer this unique opportunity for you and your team to raise funding for mental health programming in their school!
High School Challenge
The Warrior Run is excited to offer this unique opportunity for you and your team to raise funding for mental health programming in their school!
Kids Fun Run
The Warrior Run: The Race for Life, an event featuring a 5K race and one-mile walk, will be held Saturday, October 2, 2021 at 5:15 p.m. Kid’s Fun Run starts at approximately 7 p.m.
Course
The race starts at the Bell Tower Park off of Pleasant Street and runs through beautiful tree-lined Mariemont. It ends back at the Bell Tower with a night of food, drinks, music and games for the family. Jim Miller Memorial Mile is an untimed 1 mile walk through Mariemont.
Race Results
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Sponsors
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Photos
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Welcome to The Warrior Run!
The Warrior Run:The Race for Life, an event featuring a 5K race, and 1 Mile walk will be held Saturday, October 2, 2021, 1M at 5:15 pm, 5K at 5:30 pm. Both courses start and finish at the Bell Tower @ Dogwood Park, off Pleasant Street, in the historic Village of Mariemont, Ohio. This year we will also offer a VIRTUAL option for the Warrior Run. You have the option to complete your race whatever is most comfortable for you.
Kid’s Fun Run starting at 7 pm. The family-oriented fundraiser benefits Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center’s (CCHMC) Adapting For Life program plus local in-school mental health programs. Make it a night—enjoy a beautiful setting, a scenic run/walk through Mariemont, great food, music, carnival-style kids games and a movie at dark. Don’t miss the fun!
Useful Links
NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION
Helps individuals in suicidal crisis within the United States to contact the nearest available suicide prevention and mental health service provider.
NIMH · SUICIDE PREVENTION
A brief overview of the statistics on depression and suicide with information on depression treatments and suicide prevention.
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION
The suicide prevention web page of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) includes a variety of data, reports, awareness materials.
SAVE
Aims to prevent suicide through public awareness and education, and features information, news, and resources.
SURVIVING THE TEENS / SUICIDE
The Division of Psychiatry at Cincinnati Children’s created the Surviving the Teens / Suicide Prevention Program to provide information, resources and support.
SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCE CENTER
Information on government suicide prevention efforts, news, events and links to important prevention publications.
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In The News
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SEPTEMBER 27, 2017
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APRIL 25, 2017
UBC EDUCATION & SANTA J. ONO SPEAK ON MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY
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