The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association 5k Fun Run, Sunday 1st June, Kelvingrove Park
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association 5k Fun Run is back!!
Sunday 1st June, Kelvingrove Park
The fourth annual AMYA 5k Fun Run takes place in Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow on Sunday 1st June. This is a fantastic family event aimed at all members of the local Ahmadiyya Mosque, no matter what age or ability. The event also encourages and welcomes non mosque members to participate, bringing the whole community together.
This event has grown each year with the 2013 event raising over £25,000 for Yorkhill Children’s Charity – a phenomenal amount!
Registration in advance is free but we ask participants to raise a minimum £20 sponsorship.
Registration on the day is £20 for adults, £10 for children, and opens at 9am at the Baitur Rahman Mosque, 8 Haugh Road, Glasgow (just two minutes from Kelvingrove Park).
The race kicks off in the Kelvingrove Park at 11.15am.
For more information or to register call our Fundraising Team on 0141 201 6917 or email fundraising@yorkhill.org
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