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Heroes Not Forgotten 4 Miler

Giving honor to those who served.

October 10 | 9:00 a.m.

 
The Orange Township Heroes Not Forgotten 4-Miler is a heartfelt community race to be held on October 10, 2026 to honor and remember the brave men and women who have served in our nation’s armed forces. This patriotic event brings together runners, walkers, and supporters of all ages to celebrate the legacy of our local heroes in a meaningful and energizing way. Featuring a scenic course through the township, custom race medals, and a supportive atmosphere, the 4-Miler is more than just a race—it’s a tribute to courage, sacrifice, and community spirit. Proceeds from the event support veteran-focused initiatives, making each step taken a stride toward giving back.
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Register for the Race

Race registration is live! Register early to be sure to get a tshirt!

Veterans and First Responders use code “HEROES2026” for a special discount.

Sign up to volunteer

Don’t want to walk or run but still want to be involved?

Sign up to be a sponsor

We have three levels of sponsorship available for the Heroes Not Forgotten 4-Miler. If you’re interested in being a sponsor, fill out the application by clicking the button below.

Both! We encourage you to do what works best for your body! You can run, walk, push a stroller, jog, etc!

No, the race will go on rain or shine unless there is severe weather.

No, race entries are not refundable or transferable.

There is only one distance, 4-Miles. 

The first group of runners will begin at 9:00a.m. followed by stagered groups

The race will start and finish at the newly renovated and restored Bicentennial Barn at McCammon Creek Park on Bale Kenyon Road. 

The roads will be closed to through traffic due to race participant safety. If you need in and out of the neighborhood or your house, please flag down a volunteer or staff member and they will help you get out to protect you and participants. 

Sign up for the Heroes Not Forgotten 4-Miler!

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