Baltimore Running Festival

Every year, 89,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer. By running with the Ulman Foundation, you can make a meaningful impact in their lives.

As part of our team, you’ll join a supportive community, receive exclusive Bombas x Ulman-branded socks, follow a structured training program with virtual and in-person meetups, and celebrate your achievement at the Rev Cycle after-party—plus more along the way!

Participate in the Baltimore Running Festival as a part of the Ulman Foundation team! Run through the scenic Inner Harbor waterfront area, historic Federal Hill, and charming Fells Point, all while providing support and care for young adults and their families impacted by cancer!

Incentives for Ulman Team Members:

As part of the Ulman Foundation’s Baltimore Running Festival team, you’ll receive excellent support and exclusive benefits, including:

• Access to a structured summer training program designed to guide you every step of the way, with virtual and in-person meetups for community building and motivation
• Exclusive Bombas x Ulman-branded socks to keep you comfortable and stylish during your training and race.
• Celebrate your accomplishment at the Rev Cycle Studio after-party, where you’ll connect with fellow participants and enjoy a festive atmosphere within walking distance of the finish.
• Continuous encouragement and engagement from a supportive team committed to helping you succeed both on and off the course.

These incentives, along with the sense of accomplishment and the impact of your fundraising efforts, will make your race day even more rewarding!

Participants in the Baltimore Running Festival are required to commit to the following fundraising goals by October 31, 2025. Participants agree to cover the remaining balance if the fundraising target is not met. The $25 registration fee will be automatically applied to your fundraising page.

• 5K: $250
• 10K: $500
• Half Marathon: $1,000
• Marathon: $2,000
• Balti-Moron: $750

A cancer diagnosis between the ages of 15 and 39 is nearly eight times more common than such a diagnosis during the first 15 years of life. Despite advances in early detection, treatment, and prevention, there’s been no improvement within the last 30 years in survival rates for this particular age group — and in fact, the gap between the survival rates of young adults and those of cancer patients in other age groups is widening.

By running on Team Ulman, you make it possible for adolescents and young adults with cancer to have access to essential resources and psychosocial programs provided through the Foundation, including; Patient Navigations services, Ulman House – the country’s only FREE hospitality home for young adults and their caregivers, Cancer to 5K – a program designed to introduce or reintroduce cancer survivors to physical activity, among countless other support groups and social programs.