CCA Run & Walk Club

Every Mile Creates Opportunity

Lace up, get moving, and make every step count for students with autism.

The CCA Run & Walk Club is a community of runners, walkers, families, and supporters coming together to make a difference while staying active. Whether you are training for your first 5K, preparing for a half marathon, or simply looking for a way to support an important cause, there is a place for you.

Your participation helps provide critical resources and opportunities for students at Cincinnati Center for Autism, including career readiness programs, hands-on learning experiences, classroom resources, and activities that help students build confidence, independence, and skills for the future.

When you join the CCA Run & Walk Club, you are not just completing miles, you are helping create pathways for students with autism to succeed.

Club Member Benefits

🏃 Exclusive Race Discounts

Exclusive discounts for the Queen Bee Half Marathon & 4-Miler and the Flying Pig Marathon

👟 Training Support

Access to a customized training plan to help you prepare for your race goals
Tips, encouragement, and support from the CCA Run & Walk community

👕 Earn Your CCA Run & Walk Club Shirt

Raise $100 or more to receive an exclusive CCA Run & Walk Club t-shirt

📣 Community Recognition

Social media shout-outs celebrating your commitment and fundraising efforts
Recognition as a CCA Run & Walk Club member

🤝 Be Part of Something Bigger

Join a community of people running and walking for a purpose
Help provide meaningful opportunities for students with autism

Where Your Support Goes

Funds raised through the CCA Run & Walk Club directly support Cincinnati Center for Autism programs that help students learn, grow, and prepare for the future. Your support helps provide resources, educational opportunities, vocational experiences, and programs designed to help students reach their fullest potential.

Every mile. Every dollar. Every step forward makes an impact.

CCA Run/Walk Club

Team Leaderboard

Team Members