Run for Hope Draws 120 to Sunset Park for Charity
The eighth annual event at Sunset Road supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Health and Wellness

Runners and walkers gathered at Sunset Park this weekend to raise awareness for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. The eighth annual Run for Hope drew over 120 participants for a 5K race and a 1K walk.
Why it matters
The event serves as a community-driven effort to bolster resources for local survivors of violence. Proceeds from the registration fees directly support ongoing advocacy and support services for those impacted by domestic and sexual abuse in Southern Nevada.
More than 120 people joined the eighth annual Run for Hope. The event provided a 5K and a 1K course at Sunset Park, with total proceeds allocated to assist survivors of sexual and domestic violence.
The details
Held at 2601 E. Sunset Road, the event combined physical activity with a Health and Wellness Fair. Local vendors and resource providers set up booths alongside the race route to connect attendees with community services. Organizers emphasized that every registration contribution goes toward programs supporting local survivors.
Timeline
The eighth annual Run for Hope took place on October 25, 2026.
Beyond the Strip
The eighth annual Run for Hope continues a regional trend of using local 5K and 1K athletic events to drive direct funding for social service programs. This effort mirrors the broader pattern of community-led wellness initiatives that provide resources to vulnerable residents outside the resort corridor.
Those who registered contributed to local survivor support networks through their entry fees. Residents interested in future wellness events at Sunset Park can monitor upcoming community calendar listings at the park for similar charity initiatives.
The takeaway
The Run for Hope demonstrates the importance of sustained community participation in funding vital social services for local survivors. Keep an eye on regional charity event calendars to identify further opportunities to support advocacy programs in Southern Nevada.
Further reading
Learn about other local resources and initiatives at Health and Wellness.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KSNV.




