CertaPro Painters of Eastern Monmouth County Sponsors “Run Like a Unicorn” 5K

This May, CertaPro Painters of Eastern Monmouth County takes its commitment to the community a colorful step further by sponsoring the heartfelt “Run Like a Unicorn” 5K event. Nestled in the picturesque Monmouth Battlefield State Park, this annual gathering isn’t just about racing; it’s a spirited rally for a cause close to many hearts—pediatric cancer awareness and research.

“Run Like a Unicorn” is more than a local event; it’s a beacon of hope and support for families battling pediatric cancer. May, recognized as brain tumor awareness month, sets the stage for this impactful event. This year holds particular significance as it is dedicated to Kendall Bresocnik, a brave young soul who exemplified kindness and courage in her fight against pediatric cancer. Participants are encouraged to embody the spirit of “Kind like Kendall” by either running or walking in this inclusive event that offers both in-person and virtual participation options.

CertaPro Painters of Eastern Monmouth County, known for transforming homes with expert painting services, is now also helping to transform lives. Their sponsorship is crucial in bringing this event to life, aiding in raising funds that go directly to vital research and supporting families experiencing pediatric cancer. The event promises to be a day of unity and remembrance, filled with activities like team races, individual runs, and various contests including those for top fundraisers and best costumes.

By aligning with “Run Like a Unicorn,” CertaPro Painters showcases their dedication not only to quality and craftsmanship in their work but also to fostering community ties and supporting significant causes. This partnership highlights how local businesses can make a substantial impact, proving that every stroke of support counts towards painting a brighter future for children in need.

For more information about the event or to get involved, visit the official “Run Like a Unicorn” page here. Join us on May 19th at Monmouth Battlefield State Park to make a difference, one stride—or stroke—at a time.