Monday, November 21 is the final day to register online and via mail, and both mail-in and online registrations must be received (not postmarked) by noon.
Borodash is proud to sponsor Greenhouse Ministries once again. Operating in Middle Tennessee since 1999, Greenhouse reaches nearly 20,000 underprivileged individuals and families each year.
Just a quick note about the Greenland parking lot next to the stadium at MTSU. Once the race starts, the Greenland lot will be blocked off and no car can exit because it is on the race course. If you park there you will not be allowed to leave until the last runner or walker crosses the finish line, likely about 9:30am.
Now about the port-a-potties…
Just like last year it is best for you to pick up your race packet on November 23 at North Boulevard Church of Christ’s Life Center. This allows you to go straight to the starting line on ...
We will again collect canned goods for the pantry at Greenhouse Ministries. Labeled collection bins will be available at the start and finish lines this year. When you are shopping for your Thanksgiving meal please consider an extra purchase of some canned goods for donation.
New for 2011, we will also collect socks and underwear (new, ages 1-12) for Candle Wishes. Labeled collection bins for Candle Wishes will be near Greenhouse’s bins, both located at the start and finish lines.
Here are a few simple ways that you can promote Borodash and its beneficiaries.
Sign up for The Dash List.
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, if you don’t already do so.
Put the Borodash logo on your Facebook page, Twitter badge or website. Images are provided here.
Yes – that’s it. You help us tremendously by simply spreading the word. Tell your friends, and we’ll see you on Thanksgiving Day!
Borodash was recently discussed on WGNS Radio...
As with last year’s Borodash – we need cheer squads!
Is your child a cheerleader? Do you sponsor a cheer squad at school? Do you want to support Borodash, yet have no desire to run the race? We’re looking for some spirited folks to cheer on the runners at different locations along the course. If you’re interested in putting together a cheer squad, please contact us at info@borodash.org.
The following article was posted at WGNSRadio.com on November 4, 2011 - With final preparations underway for Borodash 2011, one key component of ensuring a successful event has recently been taken care of. Following up on its sponsorship of the inaugural Borodash race last year in which more than 1,600 runners took part in the first ever Thanksgiving Day race in Murfreesboro, Reeves-Sain has joined Borodash as the presenting sponsor for this year’s race.
Last year the inaugural Borodash benefitted two charities: Neema House and Greenhouse Ministries. This year, with expanded participation and sponsorships we decided that expanding our reach to beneficiaries was the logical next step. We'd like to introduce you to Candle Wishes, a Murfreesboro-based non-profit organization.
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