On October 23, 2024
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Pittsford Village Farm hosts Turkey Trot Fun Run

Pre-register by Oct. 28—PITTSFORD—Get ready to lace up your sneakers for a great cause! The annual Turkey Trot Fun Run takes place at Pittsford Village Farm on Saturday, Nov. 16, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The event raises funds to support Pittsford Christmas For Kids, providing gifts and holiday joy to families in need.

This rain-or-shine 5K run through the picturesque surroundings of Pittsford Village Farm offers prizes to the top three finishers, including a turkey donated by Kamuda’s Market, a breakfast basket from the Maple Museum, and two apple pies from Unity Wellness Farm in Proctor.

The deadline for pre-registration is Oct.28. Those who pre-register by this date will be guaranteed an event shirt. The entry fee is $15 for pre-registered participants, while day-of-race registration will cost $20. Participants can register online via the Pittsford Village Farm website or submit their forms to Pittsford Auto by mail, drop-off, or Venmo.

Help spread the word and secure your spot (and your shirt)! For more information and to register, visit pittsfordvillagefarm.org/events.

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