Commit to logging 100 miles of your activity of choice and make a difference in the lives of children and adults with disabilities in our community through Turnstone's third annual "Push Paddle or Pedal"! This year, our challenge is running from Friday, May 27th to Wednesday, August 31st.

Staying active is a choice you can make today to stay healthy. Do what you find most enjoyable - walking the trails, pushing in a wheelchair around the block, pedaling on a bike around town, or paddling along the rivers and lakes in a kayak or paddle board. No matter what you choose, the miles you log will ensure people with disabilities have access to the resources they need to live their fullest lives.

Your registration fee and any additional funds raised will ensure that people with disabilities in our community continue to receive the services and support they need most. Jump on board as a sponsor, corporate team champion, a team of friends or family members or as an individual to help raise awareness and support for Turnstone clients.

Make the choice to join us today!

Register yourself or gather a team of family, co-workers, or friends across the country. Complete your miles and create smiles for people with disabilities.

Your $25 registration fee includes a t-shirt and token for a free beverage of choice at Hop River! Stay tuned for more details on how to pick up your t-shirt and token.

Download the STRAVA app to log your miles moved this summer! Once your STRAVA account is linked with your fundraising page, your activities will automatically upload to your profile. You can also manually add activities under the "manage my page" tab. Join our Push Paddle Pedal community on STRAVA to keep the competition going!

Curious as to where you can Push, Paddle or Pedal around the Fort? Check out this post our friends at Visit Fort Wayne created!

Push, Paddle, Pedal supporting Turnstone Center for Children and Adults With Disabilities

Push, Paddle, Pedal

Push, Paddle, Pedal supporting Turnstone Center for Children and Adults With Disabilities