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Run for Resolution 

2026 DIY 5K

What is the CCR DIY 5K?



The CCR DIY 5K is an event that helps transform conflict into opportunity - helping the community resolve disputes, craft lasting agreements, and build professional conflict resolution skills. The event is a “Do It Yourself” 5K run/walk that you can do on your own time, at your own pace, and in your own place. You can participate as an individual or join a team.

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When is the 5K?

 

Saturday, October 17, through Sunday, October 18.  

 

How to register?



Join the event by clicking below and writing "Run for Resolution" in the memo line under "In Tribute Of" box.

 



$25 for student (under 23)

$50 for adult (23 and over)

$180 for a family (up to five people in the same household)

When you register, you'll receive:

  • A CCR T-shirt
  • A donation link to share with your network

  • A CCR badge for your social media and e-mail communications

  • A fundraising toolkit

  • And a choice of being a part of CCR's team or walk/run the 5K at your own location

Any questions and/or interested in joining a team? Contact Hope Pavich at [email protected]

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Why Do the DIY 5K?



CCR transforms conflict into opportunity - helping the community resolve disputes, craft lasting agreements, and build professional conflict resolution skills.

Every year, CCR:

  • Opens more than 2,500 mediation cases

  • Trains more than 1,000 people in conflict resolution

  • Helps nearly 20,000 individuals access case management and mediation services through Cook County’s Early Resolution Program

  • Supports youth through one of the country’s longest-running juvenile restorative justice programs, including re-entry workshops and mediation at the Juvenile Temporary Detention Center

 

You make this work possible.

Funds raised through the DIY 5K will help CCR reach even more people with critical conflict resolution services, expand opportunities for learning and growth, and build stronger, more connected communities across Chicagoland.

Thank you for running, walking, fundraising, and helping us turn conflict into opportunity! 

 

Logos of supporting organizations: United Way, Chicago Bar Foundation, Illinois Equal Justice Foundation, Polk Bros Foundation, and JAMS.
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