All It Takes Is A Little Heart
Its doesnt matter if you are Cincys top marathon runner or simply a walker with a heart, says UCs Laura Hildreth.
Theres still time to support the 2015 Heart Mini set for Sunday, March 15, in downtown Cincinnati. The event is paired with a Health and Fitness Expo at the Duke Energy Convention Center, which occurs the day before on Saturday, March 14.
Hildreth is team captain of UC Heart, a hearty bunch of more than 40 employees at the University of Cincinnati and UC Health, who will enter the Heart Mini. So far, the group has raised more than $2,700 of its goal of $5,000 through pledges from friends, family and other supporters.
"Its open to anyone who is interested in supporting heart health, says Hildreth, a program manager in the UC Heart, Lung and Vascular Institute. "Everyone is invited to come and walk, run or simply raise funds to make a difference in our community.
Events at the Heart Mini include the signature 15K Heart Mini, the Heart ½ Marathon (13.1 miles), 5K Heart Race, 3-mile and 5-mile Heart Walks, 2K Kids Run and 1K Steps for Stroke tailored for heart and stroke survivors.
To join team UC Heart, simply contact Hildreth at hildrele@ucmail.uc.edu or follow this link.
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