This is a perfect way to build up your endurance.  You know, to make sure you have enough stamina for all those trips around the neighborhood as your trick-or-treating.
The 24th annual Pumpkin Run happens on October 19th.  Do the 5k - or if you're looking for something a little better suited for the family and kids - they also have the 400 meter dash.

There's nothing like a good run on a chilly October morning to get you warmed up......or so I've been told.  And, it's for a good cause, or causes.  There's a couple of organizations that benefit from the success of the Pumpkin Run.

The Pumpkin Run takes place at Silver Park (700 Cregg Ln, Missoula) from 10 AM to 1 PM.

You can register for the run HERE.

The Facebook event page can be found HERE.  I've plucked the info from that page and conveniently placed it below.

Run Wild Missoula is excited to announce the 24th annual Pumpkin Run will be held on Saturday, October 19th! With a 5K and 400 Meter dash, there is something for everyone in the family!

Registration is open now.

Race Beneficiaries: Proceeds from this event will be donated to the below organizations. Participants can also make an optional donation during registration to further help support these causes.

• Muscular Dystrophy Association: Since 1950, we have spearheaded efforts to transform the lives of Montana kids and adults with muscular dystrophy, ALS, and related neuromuscular diseases. We fund groundbreaking research for promising treatments and provide families with the highest quality care from the best doctors in the country. Our care clinic is located in Billings. Your donation helps our Montana kids and adults with muscular dystrophy live longer and grow stronger.

• University of Montana Kless Revolving Energy Loan Fund: a student-initiated, student-funded loan program that supports energy and resource conservation projects on the UM campus. Each semester since Fall 2009, UM students have supported KRELF with an pt-out sustainability fee. The purpose of KRELF is to finance projects that promote resource conservation, waste reduction, and environmental projects at UM, as well as capture financial and energy savings and foster student involvement in sustainability efforts.

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