Sat, Apr 27 from 10:00am to 1:00pm
Baker Park
600 N Lexington Ave, Kewanee, IL 61443

April marks Child Abuse Awareness Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. To help raise awareness on the subjects of child abuse and sexual assault within the community, Braveheart CAC is hosting the 2nd Annual Superhero 5k run/walk on Saturday, April 27th! The morning kicks off at 10:00am with the 5k run/walk and it is followed by the kid’s superhero fun run. The kid’s run is complimentary. Participants in the kids run will receive a goodie bag. Awards will be provided to the following male & female categories; 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29,30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70 and over. There will be family activities; bounce house provided by Have a Seat Rentals and face painting by The Painted Cupcake . Local exhibitors will be set up during the run to share their resources with our community. There will be several booths with minute to win it games! If you would like to be an exhibitor please contact [email protected].

2024 Local Exhibitors

Abilities Plus
Birth to Five Illinois Region 28
Bridgeway Inc
Bureau Henry Stark Regional Office of Education – Parents as Teachers
First Christian Church of Kewanee
Freedom House
Henry & Stark County Health Department
Kewanee Police Department
Kewanee Commission on Human Relations
Kewanee Public Library
Kewanee YMCA
Kewanee Welcomes
OSF Saint Luke Medical Center
Project Now Headstart
Salvation Army
Sols Legal Ministries
St. Jude Kewanee to Peoria Satellite Run
The Gray Matters Collective

Braveheart CAC is a not for profit organization that provides services to child abuse victims. Our mission is to strengthen our community’s response to child abuse through prevention, intervention and advocacy. We help connect children and families to needed resources, pay for specialized therapy and medical services for kids, and offer community education presentations on child abuse and prevention. We provide all of our services free of charge to children and their families. Each day at Braveheart abused and neglected children find hope and healing. We work to provide a therapeutic environment that allows children to work through their trauma while feeling safe. We stand together with law enforcement, states attorney offices, department of family resources, medical and mental health partners. Furthermore, we serve Henry, Bureau, Stark, Marshall, and Putnam County.

Braveheart is a name that represents the courage it takes for children to tell their stories, the dedication of our team, the innocence at the heart of every child and the community who speak up in partnership with us.

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