20th Annual Panther Run
Friday, April 19, 2024
“Panthers Run Together”
Volunteer for the Panther Run!
We need volunteers to make Panther Run a success. Sign up here to volunteer on Friday, April 19th! Thank you!
Wood Gormely Families! PANTHER RUN IS HERE!! It's time for our 20th Annual Premier Fundraising Event! This is Wood Gormley's time treasured tradition
This is a great way to promote a healthy lifestyle to our students and to come together as a community to raise funds for our school. The run will include all of Wood Gormley and be a 1K race around the school on Friday, April 19, 2024! So start hydrating and stretching out those legs, and lets get ready to race!
Panther Run Friday April 19th, 2024 Schedule
All grade-level run times are “Estimates.” We may be ahead or behind schedule, and will run the next group as soon as the previous group is finished. If inclement weather is likely, we will have the competitive students run first then do all of the non-competitive groups last (and most likely indoors). There will also be an inside only schedule if weather is too poor and unsafe for students to be outside.
OUR FUNDRAISING GOAL: $15,000
100% of your fundraising efforts go directly to Wood Gormley.
1. Register or Login to your parent dashboard and complete your child’s student webpage with a PICTURE at getmovinfundhub.com.
School Identifier: 5d6fc484f3357CLICK HERE TO REGISTER YOUR STUDENT
2. Make an online donation using the red Donate button
3. Share with friends and family, they want to help!
Send 10-15 emails and/or text messages - Post Facebook or Twitter - Help your child reach their goal! - Scan the code for fast registration!
Thank you to our community Sponsors!
Panther Run History
The first Panther Run started in 2005 by P.E. teacher Ted Freedman and an enterprising parent. He had been teaching at Wood Gormley since 1996, but the PE position at the school was not funded by the school district. School districts had to choose between funding music programs or PE at the elementary level. Originally this fundraiser was to raise money for the PE teacher position. Once the district began funding PE, the Panther Run raised money for many special programs at the school that support our students and staff. For over a decade Panther Run was open to the community and was typically the first spring race for many runners. At one point there were over 600 runners that participated! In the past few years, Panther Run became a Wood Gormley students, staff and families event due to changes and expenses in organizing a city wide event, but this did not change the spirit of Panther Run. In fact, it became an event that every single student in the school participated in!