Why organizations host
A local charity, school, club, or organization that could use fundraising support or a fresh way to bring people together often finds a family mud run does both at once.
Get involved
Bring Your First Mud Run to your community
If your school, charity, club, or organization could use a family event that actually brings people out — and raises money or awareness while it's at it — this is how that conversation starts.
What hosting means
We bring the course to you
Hosting an event doesn't mean building anything yourself. We bring the obstacles to your location, set them up, and run the event alongside you — the same course families already know, at your venue.
Who it can work for
Schools, charities, community organizations, clubs, and venues with the space to host an outdoor family event are the kinds of partners this has worked for before.
What YFMR supports
Obstacle rental, on-site setup, and event-day hosting support — plus insurance, handled on our end so it's one less thing for your organization to arrange.
Venue care · Real event example
The site, during the event — and afterward
A look at Garrett Mountain during a mud run and approximately one month later, following a rainstorm.
This illustrates one past event. Site conditions and cleanup needs vary by location.
Pricing
Every location is different
Pricing depends on your location, the size of the event, and which obstacles you bring in — so there's no flat rate to quote here. The way to get real numbers is to start the conversation with your event's specifics.
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How the conversation starts
Tell us about your organization and location
Send us a note with your organization, your general location, and roughly how many people you're expecting — we'll follow up from there.
