MUST Ministries holds its Gobble Jog on Thanksgiving morning in Marietta
Runners, walkers, kids and leashed dogs can register for the 10K, 5K, 1K or Tot Trot on the Marietta Square.
The MUST Ministries Gobble Jog starts Thanksgiving morning on the Marietta Square. The group says the race is for everyone, from serious runners chasing a PR to families and friends who want to walk together, and leashed dogs are welcome.
Registration is open for the 10K, 5K, 1K and Tot Trot, and the event supports the ministry's work helping neighbors in need.
From MUST Ministries· Instagram · Oct 8
Open the post“What’s in your Gobble Jog starter pack? 👟☕🦃 Running shoes? Check. Coffee? Absolutely. Festive Thanksgiving outfit? Even better. Add the kids, your friends, family and even your leashed dog, and you’re ready for one of Marietta’s favorite Thanksgiving traditions. The MUST Ministries Gobble Jog is for everyone, from serious runners chasing a PR to families and friends who just want to walk, laugh and start Thanksgiving morning together on the Marietta Square. Every step also supports MUST Ministries and our mission to help neighbors in need across our community. Build your Gobble Jog starter pack and register for the 10K, 5K, 1K or Tot Trot.”
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