Summer running community, OneIA, raises money for Iowa running stores and charities

AMES, IOWA (June 1, 2020) With the cancelations of running events across the state, OneIA Challenge strives to unite runners and walkers alike. Over $500 has already been raised for local running stores and charities throughout the state. Adaptive Sports Iowa has partnered with OneIA Challenge to raise funds during these especially hard times.

"It was really important for OneIA Challenge to give back to our local running stores and charities. These stores and charities have supported athletes for years and we're providing a way for runners to give back," states Sean Gavigan, owner of OneIA and PrimeTime Timing. OneIA is a joint venture between PrimeTime Event and Race Management LLC and Karmarush LLC. Ten percent of every OneIA registration is donated to local running stores and charities throughout the state.

"We are pleased to partner with OneIA Challenge to help support Adaptive Sports Iowa," states Chuck Long, CEO/Executive Director of the Iowa Sports Foundation. "All of our athletes in ASI participate for free in all of our programs and events."

Adaptive Sports Iowa's mission is to provide statewide leadership in the planning, promotion, education, and organization of sports and recreation opportunities for Iowans with physical disabilities.

Anyone can give back to Iowa running stores and local charities by registering today for $60. Sign up at OneIA.run/ASI as an individual or get a team involved. Teams of 10 or more will receive $10 off registration. Registrants receive a branded hoodie and custom milestone patch. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of a community of runners pushing themselves and each other to train and give back all summer long. Challenge yourself, your friends, family, and co-workers to #RunasOneIA! 

About ASI: Adaptive Sports Iowa was officially launched in March 2011 as a program of the Iowa Sports Foundation (ISF) to provide opportunities for athletes with physical disabilities. The ISF is comprised of the Iowa Games, Live Healthy Iowa, Adaptive Sports Iowa, Iowa Senior Games, and the Iowa Corporate Games.

About PrimeTime Event and Race Mangement LLC: PrimeTime is a timing and event production company based in Brookfield, Wisconsin. PrimeTime is the official timing company for some of the largest athletic events in the US including the NCAA Cross Country Championships, American Birkebeiner, Drake Relays, NYRR Millrose Games, New Balance Grand Prix, Adidas Boost Boston Games, Big 10 Championships, and Texas Relays. Within the state of Wisconsin, PrimeTime maintains its deep ties by timing over 300 High School and Collegiate events each year including the WIAA State Cross Country Championships and WIAA State Track Championships. PrimeTime has been a long time sponsor and timer of the Brewers Community Foundation Famous Racing Sausages 5k and is the producer of the Wisconsin State Fair Park Foundation Cream Puff 5k.

About Karmarush LLC: Karmarush, based in Philadelphia, is the premier data processor & broadcast graphics provider in the United States for the sport of track and field. Trusted at events such as the US Olympic Trials Track and Field, US Olympic Trials Marathon, international events, and National, NCAA and conference Championships. Karmarush has also been the technology-provider for one of the largest competitive sporting events in the United States, the Penn Relays, for the past 20 years. In addition to track and field, Karmarush has been a trusted partner providing broadcast services for events by NYRR, IRONMAN, Rock N Roll, US Speedskating, and other leading sports organizations.

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