Event Description
The Lewis County Hospital Foundation’s 5K Walk/Run, often known as The Great Pumpkin Race, is a fun and festive community event held at the Lewis County Fairgrounds in Lowville, NY, bringing participants together for both a live and virtual race experience. The event encourages creativity with costumes, offers prizes and door raffles, and provides a lively atmosphere with refreshments and community engagement following the race.
Intended Impact
The walk/run is designed to raise funds that directly support programs and services within the Lewis County Health System while strengthening community connections. It also promotes wellness and active lifestyles while bringing people together for a shared cause that benefits local healthcare initiatives.
Why AmeriCU is Supporting
By helping fund healthcare programs and services that improve quality of life for individuals and families and investing in a community-driven fundraiser like this, AmeriCU helps strengthen access to care and supports the overall well-being of the region.
How AmeriCU is Supporting
AmeriCU is a proud sponsor of this event.
Event: Lewis County Hospital Foundation’s 5k Walk/Run: “The Great Pumpkin Race”
Date: Oct. 24, 2026
Time: TBD
Location: Lewis County Fairgrounds Pavillion
Oct 24, 2026
9:00 am
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