Run for Tourette 5K

Hi, my name is Nathan Chamot, I’m 18 years old, and I’m the organizer of the second annual Run for Tourette 5K, a charity run and walk that raises money for the Tourette Association of America! I founded the Run for Tourette 5K because I have Tourette Syndrome, and I don’t want others to face the same barriers I did growing up with the disorder. In 2025, the 5K set a new national fundraising record for events raising money for Tourette Syndrome—the event raised over $33,000, and I hope to surpass that this year! With your help, we can fund the Tourette Association of America’s critical efforts to support the Tourette community through research, spreading awareness, and educating professionals about Tourette’s. You can help by registering as a participant, donating to our cause, or, if you own a business, sponsoring our event! I hope to see you there!

If you would like to learn more about the Tourette Association of America, please go to Tourette.org

If you would like to make a monetary donation to support our event, you can do so through our race website! 

If you own a company or know a company that is interested in sponsoring or making an in-kind donation to the Run for Tourette 5K, please reach out to nathan.chamot98@outlook.com for more information. We are grateful for your support.

Parking on Race Day is FREE to all participants.

For others who do not already have a 2025 Motor Vehicle Permit for Hamilton County Parks, this may be required to obtain on the day of the race to enter Winton Woods. For Hamilton County residents, the cost is $5 for the day or $10 for an annual permit. If the permit is purchased on the day of the race (anytime after 10/1/2025) then the permit will be good for both the rest of 2025 and 2026.