Donate Life Fun Run
Join Infinite Legacy’s Donate Life Family Fun Run
For the past seventeen years, Infinite Legacy has hosted our annual Donate Life Fun Run in Baltimore to raise awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation. We encourage transplant recipients, donor families, waitlist candidates, volunteers, staff and anyone who supports organ donation to sign up for our Donate Life Fun Run. Rain or shine, let’s all come together and walk or run in support of our Donate Life community in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC.
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Perks of Registering for the Donate Life Fun Run
Our event is a chance for participants to connect and find community with others impacted by organ, eye and tissue donation. You can expect a warm-up activity, a photo booth, food trucks, vendors, music, activities for kids, a donor family booth, tents and much more.
What Participants Have to Say
You can save lives by registering to be an organ donor today.
Did You Know?
Our largest Donate Life Fun Run was in 2018 with 3,300 participants. The Donate Life Fun Run is held at the Camden Yards Sports Complex in Baltimore. Participants and volunteers get a new Fun Run t-shirt with a custom design every year!
“I love that the Family Fun Run brings donor families, recipients and recipient families together for a common cause. These groups and individuals walk/run side-by-side, in honor of life, love and legacies, and it’s beautiful. I personally walk for my loved one, and I can only hope that her legacies of life are walking right beside me.”
“I love how the Family Fun Run brings so many different individuals from different backgrounds to one location. It is amazing how many lives are touched by this process.” -Melissa Davis “I walk for my dad and brother. They were both blessed with a second chance through the gift of donation.”
“I love the absolute joy that is found at the run. At the morning registration table, the dancing warm-ups, and the buzz at the starting line... joy is found in the large groups that come together to honor a hero (donor) and the small family that walks because their mother has a new kidney. All because every day there are selfless people and selfless families that choose life for others!” – Amber Fortman