DIRECTIONS
Highway 5 west through Chanhassen to Bavaria Road
Approximately two miles west of the Landscape Arboretum
Bavaria Road south to County Road 18/82nd Street
West on County Road 18 / 82nd Street one-half mile to Kochia Lane
North on Kochia Lane onto campus

IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to access Holy Family, you must use the southern extension of Kochia Lane connecting with County Road 18. This section of Kochia Lane does not intersect Highway 5.

WALKING...RUNNING...IT'S YOUR CHOICE!
This year we will have our traditional 5K walk, but we will also have a 5K run! Registration for the walk is free, however, the run will have a fee.

FOOD FAIR...MUSIC...KIDS EVENTS...PRIZES
We continue to stress celiac education and new gluten free foods at our annual event. Our food vendors will be on-site to let you try and buy some of the best gluten-free food in the Midwest.
Also, watch for entertainment for the kids, music and a raffle and door prizes.

Ronald McDonald and Goldy Gopher will be visiting.
Face painting and kid's games will be available.

Sample gluten-free products at the food fair.

Purchase raffle tickets ($1 each) for grand prizes.

AFTER THE WALK
Numerous door prize baskets will be given away (everyone who registers for the walk/run will receive a door prize ticket).
Raffle prizes will be chosen.

ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOT AVAILABLE.
REGISTRATION FORMS MAY BE DOWNLOADED HERE.
WALK Registration Form for Families
WALK Registration Form for Individuals

FUN RUN Registration Form

DOWNLOAD WALK PLEDGE FORM
DONATE through Twin Cities Raising our Celiac Kids

Start raising money and please join us for this event that is getting bigger and better every year! 

Any questions?
Amy Leger, amy@legermn.com  or 763-862-4906

Help us find a cure for Celiac Disease!
Majority of money raised will go to the

University of Maryland - Center for Celiac Research

Celiac Disease affects 1 out of every 133 Americans. It is an autoimmune disorder that affects the stomach and intestines when gluten, a protein in wheat, barley and rye and their derivatives - is ingested. Left untreated, it can lead to vitamin deficiencies, osteoporosis, infertility, dental enamel defects and cancer.