A long-standing Labor Day tradition drew thousands of participants. The event typically raises a substantial amount of money, over $100,000, to support a specific medical condition. This condition affects around 40,000 people in the US. One participant, a 44-year-old man with Type 1 diabetes, achieved a new personal record and hopes to inspire others.

The event consists of 10K and 5K races, with around 2,000 people signing up to take part. A portion of the proceeds goes to help those living with a particular disease. For more information, details are available from the source.

The races have been held for 16 years, with the course running through a particular area.