Step Forward for Something Bigger Than Yourself
Lace up your shoes and join hundreds of community members coming together for a powerful
cause. The Steps for Change 5K is more than a race — it’s a movement of compassion, action,
and hope.
Together We Can Change, Inc. https://together-we-can-change.org serves individuals experiencing homelessness across Philadelphia, Coatesville, Wilmington, and Dover. Every step you take helps provide meals, clothing, hygiene essentials, and empowerment programs that restore dignity and create real pathways to stability.
Why Participate?
You’re Not Just Running — You’re Changing Lives
- All Participants Receive: Official race bib, finisher medal, and professional chip timing
- Awards: Fastest overall male and female finishers
- Options: Participate in-person or virtually — wherever you are!
- Teams Welcome: Bring coworkers, friends, or family and multiply your impact
Our Impact in Action
Because of supporters like you, we can deliver:
- Thousands of meals served annually
- Hundreds of dignity and hygiene kits distributed
- Street and shelter outreach programs
- Volunteer mobilization that builds community and trust
We don’t just meet needs — we build hope, relationships, and opportunity.
Every Registration Makes a Difference
Your $50 registration directly funds critical support services for individuals and families
experiencing homelessness. Can’t attend? You can still support the mission by donating by
clicking on the DONATE button at the top of the site and don’t forget to check if your
employer offers matching gifts to double your impact.
Join the Movement
Whether you’re a seasoned runner, a casual walker, or cheering from the sidelines, your
participation matters. Let’s come together as a community and show that small steps — taken
together — create meaningful change.
Sponsorship Opportunities Available
We offer multiple tiers designed for small businesses, corporations, and community partners —
each with increasing brand exposure and engagement benefits.
Ready to Make a Difference?