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Partner with Us

Girls on the Run Piedmont partners help ensure every girl has access to our life-changing program, regardless of financial circumstances. Partnership is more than a donation—it's an investment in the next generation and an opportunity to connect your brand with thousands of families across seven counties through events, programs, and community engagement throughout the year.

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Invest in Her Potential and Yours

This isn't sponsorship as charity. It's sponsorship as strategy.

Partnering with Girls on the Run Piedmont puts your organization at the center of a community that notices — and rewards — companies that show up for what matters.

Here's what that looks like for you:

Reach a motivated, local audience.
- Our participants, families, coaches, and volunteers span 7 Piedmont counties. These are parents making daily decisions about where to shop, eat, and do business.
Massive event visibility.
- Our Fall 5K event (November 15, Fredericksburg) draws 1,000+ runners and 1,000 spectators in a single day — more concentrated exposure than most local campaigns reach all year. Our Spring 5K event (May 2027) is expected to draw 250 + runners.
Authentic brand alignment.
- 73% of consumers say they'd switch to a brand associated with a good cause. GOTR gives you a joyful, credible, community-rooted story to tell year-round.
Real employee engagement.
- Volunteering at 5K events creates team-building moments that employees remember — and talk about. Staff who give back together stay together.
Proven impact you can stand behind.
- Evidence-based research shows GOTR improves girls' confidence, life skills, and resilience. You're not just sponsoring a race — you're investing in prevention-focused youth development.