Roberds Run 4 Your Life 5k & Walk to Remember

Benefiting PEARL and Honoring the Legacy of Ben Roberds Join us for PEARL's 6th Annual Roberds Run 4 Your Life 5K & Walk to Remember, an annual fundraiser benefiting PEARL and honoring the legacy of Ben Roberds, co-founder of PEARL and a Bentonville attorney. Inspired by Ben's vision of supporting long-term recovery, the event also helps support PEARL's partnership with the annual Benton County Specialty Court Graduation, celebrating graduates as they reach an important milestone in their recovery. Race Perks: One-of-a-kind finisher medal for all 5K participantsAwards for top finishers$5 off registration through September 1, 2026 Event Details: 📍 Location: 2300 South Dixieland Road, Rogers, AR📅 Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026 (or run virtually anytime in October)☔ Weather: Rain or shine. Severe weather may shift the event to a virtual event. Schedule: 7:30 AM – Run 4 Your Life 5K (flat course along Blossom Way Trail) 9:00 AM – Walk to Remember (honoring loved ones lost to substance use and supporting those still on their recovery journey) 7:00–10:00 AM – Community Fair ⏱ Timing: Professionally timed by Race Wizard. Shirt Cutoff: October 1 at noon CDT. Registrations after this date are not guaranteed a shirt or preferred size. Packet Pickup: Friday, October 23 – 1:00-6:00 PM115 N. Dixieland, Rogers, AR 72756 Saturday, October 24 – Starting at 6:30 AMRogers High School parking lot Monday, October 26 – Virtual participant swag pickup (Northwest Arkansas residents) or mail-out for non-local participants Volunteer Opportunities:We need 50+ volunteers for race day, from course marshals to setup and tear-down crews. Volunteers receive an event t-shirt and swag bag. Email Jeff Toliver at jeff@arpearl.org for more details. Sponsors:Interested in sponsoring the event? View our 5K Sponsorship Packet to learn about opportunities and benefits, or email Jeff Toliver at jeff@arpearl.org About PEARL:PEARL is a Northwest Arkansas 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving individuals affected by substance use disorder through recovery housing, peer services, financial assistance, and life skills education.