The Painted Pinky 5K

“The opposite of addiction is not sobriety. The opposite of addiction is connection."
— Johann Hari

THE PAINTED PINKY RETURNS! 

*** RACE REGISTRATION CLOSES 10/26 at 6:00pm *** 
No day of registration
Event Date: October 29, 2023

Race Time: 9:00am

Cost: $35.00 In Person, $40.00 Virtual 
** Kids 12 and Under $15.00 PLUS Youth shirt sizes available

Event Location: 699 South Main St. Canandaigua 

(Behind Scoops Ice Cream/Murphy Law Irish Pub)
*** NEW LOCATION FOR 2023 ***

Event Swag: ALL participants who register before October 4th will receive the 2023 Painted Pinky 5K shirt. 

Virtual: Submit your times between October 29 - November 5, 2023! Run anywhere you want! 

Packet Pickup: 

Saturday 10/28 3:00 - 5:30pm at Partnership for Ontario County, 5297 Parkside Dr. Canandaigua NY 
or
Day of race 10/29 7:30 - 8:30am 699 South Main St. Canandaigua (Behind Scoops Ice Cream/Murphy Law Irish Pub)

A race to support an end to the Opioid Epidemic. 

The Painted Pinky 5k is named in honor of a beloved member of the Canandaigua community who was known for her unique nail art and love for running. Her friends and family have created this memorial event to raise funds and awareness to fight and end the Opioid crisis in not only our community, but our country. By joining us for a morning of community connection your donation will support The Partnership for Ontario County programs.

About The Community Support Center

The community center is built on the foundation of connection. We believe in everyone having access to tools of wellness, especially those healing from addiction, trauma and grief. We recognize strengths and celebrate resiliency. Everyone is healing from something in life, our philosophy is let’s do it together. 

For questions, additional information and appointments, please call 585-396-4554

For a full list of Support Center Community Events

https://www.facebook.com/pg/thecommunitysupportcenter/events/?ref=page_internal

Website: 

http://www.thecommunitysupportcenter.org/

About The Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition

To collaboratively engage, inform and unite our communities in the reduction of substance abuse through prevention efforts. The program has engaged communities through educational and awareness, media campaigns, community meetings and collaborations with partner agencies. The efforts have been countywide, touching every school district and engaging over 3,627 community members in various events. 

Website: http://www.preventioncoalitionoc.org/