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Emerald Across the Bay 12K


 

On Sunday, March 17, 2013, Edgewood marks its 30th year as sole beneficiary of the Emerald Across the Bay 12K race. Named by Runner’s World magazine as 'the Best Bridge Run in America,’ top ranked U.S. distance runners to health and fitness enthusiasts are attracted to the gorgeous course and unique challenge of the Emerald 12K.  Each year, Edgewood children and youth in both San Francisco and San Mateo train to run the last mile of the race through Recreation, Physical Education, and Drop-In Center programs.  For some of our kids, this becomes a life-changing experience and sets them on a course of higher self-esteem and healthy living.  Edgewood has a long tradition of helping our clients turn tragedy into triumph. Please join us in support of our kids and families in solidarity towards healthy living and goal setting.

 

be a corporate sponsor
Your company can make a lasting difference as an Edgewood sponsor and will receive premium benefits in the process.

 

register to run
What could be better than realizing your New Year resolution of fitness by running across the majestic Golden Gate Bridge from Sausalito to San Francisco? Please visit Rhodyco.com to register.

 

create a personal fundraising page
Whether you register to run or just want to raise awareness of your favorite nonprofit, get your friends, colleagues, and family to support you through cash donations to help you reach your Edgewood personal fundraising goal.

 

sign up to volunteer
From Course Monitors to Crowd Control, the Race relies on up to 400 dedicated volunteers. (Please indicate Edgewood as your group affiliation).

 

 

History of the 12K: Celebrating 30 years with Edgewood
The Emerald Across the Bay 12K is considered by Dave Rhody, promoter and producer of 400 local events spanning nearly 30 years, as his flagship race. Since 1984, there have been various changes, including its name, course and sponsors, but Edgewood has remained it’s only event beneficiary and continues to be an ideal charitable partner for RhodyCo Promotions. Recreational running and fitness is a key element in the Edgewood approach of treating and helping kids, and has been for years. In fact, thirty years ago, Dave noticed that many of the runner’s entry forms had the address of 1801 Vicente Street, which led him to the San Francisco Residential campus of Edgewood.  Having been a social worker himself, Dave was especially moved when he learned that Edgewood children were running in his race.  It was then that Dave decided that Edgewood was the perfect beneficiary, for which we remain incredibly grateful.  Thank you, Rhody Co., for your long-standing support of Edgewood and our terrific partnership over these years!

 

 

 

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