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Run for Haiti

Join NYRR, the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, and our partners in a 4-mile run and walk in Central Park to benefit Haiti. All entry fees collected by NYRR will go to New York City’s Haiti Relief Fund, administered by the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City, which is directing 100% of donations to reputable organizations providing relief in Haiti.
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Can't be in NYC? Run for Haiti in Your Hometown

This is a chance for runners around the nation and world to join in helping Haiti recover from the effects of the devastating earthquake. Simply register to run or walk 4 miles anywhere you choose. All net proceeds will go to New York City’s Haiti Relief Fund.
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April-June Race Registration

Who's ready for spring? While we wait, we've gone ahead and prepared race info and applications for NYRR races from April through June. Register now and put yourself in a vernal state of mind. [Race Calendar]

NYRR Race Pricing

In concert with our April-June races, we have made an adjustment to our race pricing. While we make every effort to hold down the costs of our events, we are faced with rising costs across the board. Subsequently, we have raised member pricing by $1 in the early and late registration periods, and non-member pricing by a little more. In our half-marathon series and Grete's Great Gallop, events which have grown in scope and expense, prices have increased to $25 for members in the early registration period with additional increases for the late periods and for non-members.
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Dold, Moon Win Empire State Building Run-Up

Thomas Dold, 25, of Germany, won his fifth straight ESBRU in 10:16, tying the record of Paul Crake (1999-2003) and Al Waquie (1983-87). Melissa Moon, 40, of New Zealand, won in the women's race in 13:13. [Story] [Photos] [Video]

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