SALUSCARE 5K RUN/WALK
SalusCare, Inc., the region’s leading provider for treatment of
mental health and substance use disorders, has scheduled the
Fourth Annual Path to Wellness 5K Run/Walk for November 8 at
Florida SouthWestern State College (formerly known as Edison
State College).
The change in venue will allow more runners/walkers to participate, according to race organizers. More than 200 people participated in last year’s race at Lakes Park.
Sponsors are also being recruited for the race with sponsorships
available from $500 to $5,000 for the presenting sponsor. Major sponsors of the Path to Wellness so far are the Fort Myers
Police Department, LeeSar, Lee Memorial Health System, Genoa
Healthcare, Goldberg, Racila, D’Alessandro and Noone, LLC, Susan Bennett Marketing & Media, Dr. Madelyn Isaacs, Sue Ackert,
Ed Kleinow, Marshall Bower, Esq. and Geoff Roepstorff with support from Sanibel Moorings and Palm Printing/Printers Ink.
Jennifer Fagan (right) of Estero accepts the award from SalusCare CEO Kevin B. Lewis as the top female finisher in the Third Annual Path
to Wellness 5K Run/Walk in 2013
Race registration is open now on-line at www.active.com by
searching for “Path to Wellness” at the Fort Myers location. The
cost is $20 for walkers and $25 for runners. Race
results and timing will be provided by 3D Racing, Inc.,
of Cape Coral.
T-shirts are guaranteed to the first 200 registrants.
Awards will be given to the top three finishers in each
age division for both males and females.
For sponsorship information and general information
about Path to Wellness, please contact Todd Cordisco,
SalusCare Vice President of Development and Public
Relations, at 239-791-1575.
About SalusCare, Inc.
SalusCare, Inc., is the largest, most comprehensive mental health and substance abuse treatment
program in Southwest Florida, serving 17,000 people per year of all ages from seven locations in Lee
County and two in Hendry County. The non-profit organization offers crisis stabilization, outpatient
and residential treatment as well as prevention programming and an Employee Assistance Program
for about 50 area companies. The majority of programs are accredited by CARF, the Commission on
Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
SalusCare services are not free. Fees are charged on a sliding scale, based on family income. In many
cases, private insurance is accepted. SalusCare is a United Way agency.
www.saluscareflorida.org
John Halas of Fort Myers crosses the finish line as the winner of the Third Annual Path to Wellness 5K Run/Walk in 2013
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