This past Sunday, more than 1,400 members of the Team IMPACT community came together from anywhere for the All In 5K. From hubs in Philadelphia and Providence to campus and community engagements from coast to coast, this year’s 5K was certainly one to remember.
Thousands of participants walked, ran, and rolled in support of Team IMPACT, emphasizing the power of community and raising more than $160,000 along the way.
At the All In 5K hub in Philadelphia, sponsored by Campus Apartments, hundreds participants gathered for a day that has become an annual tradition. Since beginning its partnership with Team IMPACT, Campus Apartments has supported Team IMPACT’s mission across its communities nationwide, engaging employees, residents and community members around the All In 5K and Team IMPACT’s broader work. “Campus Apartments has been an incredible champion of Team IMPACT and the All In 5K since its inception,” said Krissie Kelleher, CEO of Team IMPACT. “Their continued commitment is helping us bring people together around something we know can make a lasting difference in a child’s life: the opportunity to belong to a team. We are proud to partner with Campus Apartments for a fourth year and are grateful for the energy, resources and community they consistently bring to this work.”
The day was made extra special as it kicked off with a Team IMPACT Signing Day, where 10-year-old Autumn became an official member of the University of Pennsylvania field hockey team. From there, hundreds of participants, student-athletes, admin, families, staff, and supporters came together for a race through Penn’s campus. “We are thrilled to continue our commitment to Team IMPACT and serve as the National Sponsor of the All In 5K for a third year,” said Daniel Bernstein, President & Chief Investment Officer of Campus Apartments. “The All In 5K is a powerful example of what can happen when communities come together around a shared purpose. We are especially excited to bring the event back to Philadelphia and to celebrate Autumn’s Signing Day with the Penn field hockey team. These are the moments that remind us why we continue to go All In with Team IMPACT.”
Whether you joined us from Philadelphia or Providence, on a college campus, in your neighborhood with family and friends, or from anywhere on your own, you were part of something bigger. “The All In 5K is such a powerful reflection of what Team IMPACT is all about: bringing people together to make sure kids and families know they’re never alone,” said Amy VanRyn, Team IMPACT’s Chief Program Officer. “Seeing so many people rally around our mission is incredibly meaningful, and the funds raised will help us continue creating opportunities for children to build connections, find belonging, and experience the joy of being part of a team.”
At Team IMPACT, we know the power of a team extends far beyond the field, court, ice, or track. Through meaningful, long-term relationships with college athletic teams, children facing serious illness or disability find teammates, mentors, and a community that shows up for them every step of the way. Every step, every dollar raised, and every participant helps create more opportunities for children facing serious illness and disability to experience the life-changing power of a team.
The All In 5K brings that mission to life by uniting our nationwide community around a shared purpose. This year’s incredible turnout was another reminder of what we can accomplish when we come together.
To everyone who registered, fundraised, donated, shared a post, recruited a teammate, hit a goal, cheered someone on, or helped make this event possible: thank you. Your enthusiasm and generosity are what make the All In 5K so special, year after year.
The 2026 All In 5K may be behind us, but the impact of your support continues long after race day. There’s still time to go all in! Give today and help get us one step closer to the finish line.
