Run With Maud 5K Run/Walk

We’re Back. And We’re Ready to Make HOPE Loud Again.

Last year, because of your generosity and belief in this movement, we expanded our reach to more scholars, more high schools, and awarded more scholarships than ever before. That impact was only possible because of you. Thank you.

Now, we are back.

Run With Maud – 5K Run/Walk
August 29
Shirley Clarke Franklin Park, formerly Westside Park
1600 Johnson Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318

Join us on August 29 for the annual Run With Maud 5K, a powerful act of remembrance, unity, and purpose. Held in honor of Ahmaud Arbery, this event is more than a race. It is a declaration that hope is louder than hate and that we will continue building communities rooted in justice, opportunity, and equity.

Whether you run, walk, volunteer, or cheer from the sidelines, your presence matters.

Proceeds from the Run With Maud 5K directly support scholarships for aspiring scholars, youth leadership and empowerment programming, and social justice advocacy and community engagement through the Ahmaud Arbery Foundation. This is how we continue Ahmaud’s legacy. This is how we make hope loud.

Race Morning Schedule – Saturday, August 29
6:30 AM – Race Number Pickup Opens at the Playground Pavilion
7:00 AM – Pre-Race Welcome Program
7:40 AM – Warm-Up Session
8:00 AM – 5K Run/Walk Begins

Parking is available at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park.

Virtual Participants Welcome

Can’t make it in person? You can still Run With Maud from anywhere in the world. Complete your 5K in your neighborhood, on a favorite trail, on a treadmill, or even while traveling. We encourage virtual participants to run in spirit alongside us on August 29.

After completing your race, submit your time on the RunSignUp Results Page and download your official finisher certificate. Virtual participant shirts will be mailed in mid August to the shipping address provided at registration. Virtual participants do not need to attend packet pick-up or race day.

Weather Policy

The Run With Maud 5K will take place rain or shine. In the event of lightning or severe weather, race officials will prioritize the safety of all participants, volunteers, and spectators. Any delays or cancellations will be communicated via email and social media.

Come run with purpose.
Come stand for justice.
Come make hope loud.