Join us on Saturday, October 3, 2026 at Lady Bird Johnson Park for our annual Gift of Life 5k Run/Walk & 1K Kids Dash.
Registration – 8:00 AM Race – 9:00 AM
A few key updates for this year’s event:
New! $100 Team Sponsorship: Includes 5 free entries. We’re encouraging teams to wear matching shirts or costumes in honor of their transplant warrior – whether they’re living or remembered with love.
1K Kids Dash: For ages 11 and under – a fun and festive race just for the little ones!
Age Categories for 5K:
Ages 12–17: Teens
Ages 18–39: Primers
Ages 40+: Masters
All participants, including children, will receive medals.
If you have questions contact our offices at 210.949.1212 or 210.649.7042 or email info@transplantsforchildren.org
When you sponsor our Gift of Life 5K/10K, you are honoring a child’s second chance at life. Sponsoring provides mutual benefits for our agency and your company and its brand promotion.
Our event is only possible with your support! Read about the various sponsor levels below and commit to sponsor today!
Our Gift of Life 5K/10K will be hosted at Lady Bird Johnson Park (10700 Nacogdoches Rd) in San Antonio, TX. The park is paved and fully accessible to accommodate all of our participants.
The outdoor space will provide fresh air and beautiful sights to see on your walk/run!
Event Sponsors
Thank you to our current sponsors of our 2024 Grant Mood, PCT 3 County Commissioners Gift of Life 5K Run Presented by Gordon Hartman Family Foundation:
Sponsorship Opportunities
Honor a child’s second chance at life by signing up to sponsor our event!
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