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Inaugural Ace of Heart Royal Rush Fun Run/Walk at PARD

Place

Dottolo Pavillion @ PARD

19264 Sisters Road

Ponchatoula, LA 70454

Description

Join us at the Dottolo Pavillion at PARD for a 1 Mile and 5K Run/Walk to support the Ace of Hearts Foundation on October 25th! Every step that you take will help children with autism and special needs, as well as their families. Whether running, walking, or cheering, your participation makes a difference in our community!!

Entry Fee: $30 for adults (5K), $20 for kids (1 Mile/12 & under), and $20 for virtual runner until October 1st. Price increase after October 1st $35 for adults (5K) and $25 for kids (1 Mile/12 & under).

Race Swag: Participants will receive a race shirt guaranteed with registration by 10/1. Race shirts will not be guaranteed after that date.

Award: All finishers will receive a medal. 1st adult male & 1st adult female to cross the finish line will receive an award! We do encourage you to race, but please remember that this is a charitable event. Finish times will not be official.

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Our mission

The Ace of Hearts Foundation mission is to foster community acceptance while providing support and encouragement to children with autism and special needs, as well as their families.

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Upcoming events

We host a growing number of events each year including an annual golf tournament, raffles, and other family friendly events. If you’d like to get involved or attend an event, please visit our calendar page.

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Aiden Monistere-Gatorade POY Community Grant

Baton Rouge native and Gatorade Louisiana Track & Field Player of the Year, Aiden Monistere from Parkview Baptist, awarded the Ace of Hearts Foundation with a $1,000 Grant to help accomplish the mission of fostering community acceptance while providing support and encouragement to children with special needs, as well as their families.

Meet Brantley! The Ace of Hearts Foundation got him an adaptive bike a few years ago and was able to check in with the Leger family to see how it is going.

“Almost two years ago when Brantley was gifted this bike, he could barely ride it alone. After time spent outside on it, this bike has given Brantley the strength to pedal alone. He loves being able to go ride with his cousins and feels like a part of the group. It’s given him Independence as well as helping him improve his strength. Within this past week, Brantley was able to take four steps in his arm crutches without any assistance and also stand up alone. I do believe because of him being able to ride his bike is what is helping. We are very thankful for the Ace of Hearts Foundation and what they have done for him!’

-The Legers