The Heat Doesn’t Stop Amarillo Runners From Running for The Bridge

It's the middle of July and the temps are hitting the triple digits but that doesn't stop Amarillo runners from running for a good cause.  So tighten up those laces and get ready to run.

The Hot Blooded Run returns to Amarillo on July 30th.  Karen Roberts with Get fit has teamed up with The Bridge Advocacy Center to offer this awesome run to raise money.

If you are a runner and want to take part you have options.   You can run a 10K or a 5K.  If you feel that you can't do a long run you can still take part in their 1 mile walk/run.

Entry fee into any of the races is $25 and you have to register in advance for the run.  If you are one of the first 200 to register you will recieve a Hot Blooded Run t-shirt.

You can register at Get Fit, 1911 S. Georgia or

Awards will be given in the timed events.

About the Bridge:

The Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center opened its doors in Amarillo in 1989 and was Texas’ first Children’s Advocacy Center.  The Bridge is a comprehensive, child-focused program that offers a highly effective, one-stop approach to child abuse investigation.  The facility allows law enforcement, child protective services, prosecutors and the mental health and medical communities to work together to best serve victims of child abuse and sexual assault.  The center offers a comfortable, private, child-friendly setting where forensic interviews and sexual exams can be conducted.

Don't miss this awesome event to run and help out this wonderful organization.