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Maine Veterans 5k for Heating Oil: Brewer Race Supports Local Heroes
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Brewer Community Rallies for 4th Annual Maine Veterans 5k for Heating Oil |
With another cold winter on the horizon, the October 25th race in Brewer aims to provide crucial heating assistance for local heroes and their families through the Maine Veterans Project. |
The countdown is on for a beloved Brewer community event aimed at supporting those who served.
The 4th Annual Maine Veterans 5k for Heating Oil is set to take place on Saturday, October 25th, at 10 a.m., bringing together runners, walkers, and supporters from across the region.
This year’s event will kick off at the Washington Street School in Brewer, with every registration fee and donation going directly to a critical cause.
The mission is simple but urgent: to ensure no veteran in our community has to face the harsh Maine winter without heat.
All proceeds benefit the Maine Veterans Project, a local organization with a hands-on approach to providing essential services, including their vital heating oil program.
As temperatures begin to drop, the need becomes more pressing than ever.
Participants don’t need to be seasoned athletes to make a difference.
Organizers emphasize that everyone is welcome, whether you plan to jog the course, walk with friends and family, or simply cheer from the sidelines.
It’s a powerful display of community solidarity and gratitude for the sacrifices made by our local heroes.
The event is more than just a race; it’s a direct lifeline for veterans in Penobscot County and surrounding areas who may be struggling.
The funds raised provide not just warmth, but a message that the community stands behind them.
Let’s lace up our sneakers and show up for those who have given so much.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the Maine Veterans 5k for Heating Oil?
Q: Who can participate in the Brewer, ME veterans event?
Q: How does this event help Maine veterans? |