Rock Your Socks 5K 2025
Registration is LIVE for the
Rock Your Socks to Health & Home 5K!
Register today to kickstart your team and join us at Patterson Park on Saturday, November 1 as we run to end homelessness in Baltimore. Plus, the first 50 registrants are in the running to win a free registration for a friend.
Every dollar you raise supports the work of Health Care for the Homeless.
Register for the 5K
See you at the starting line.
This year, we're leaning into an 80s theme in tribute to Health Care for the Homeless reaching our 40th year serving the community. High-tops and sweatbands encouraged!
- Choose the 5K or 1-mile Family Fun Lap
- Bring the whole family, four-legged friends included
- Spark some team spirit
- Earn rockin’ swag at each fundraising milestone
- Enjoy yoga, bagels and fun for the whole family in the race village
Build a healthier community that includes everyone…one step at a time.
First 50 registrants entered to win a free registration for a friend
Raise $500 to cover a year of care for one person experiencing homelessness
Earn rad prizes for reaching $250, $500 and $1000 funds raised
More Recent News
Spend a day with Patient Navigator Kim Taylor and see how hands-on support helps people experiencing homelessness navigate cancer screenings, treatment and a complex health care system. From coordinating referrals to sitting beside clients during appointments, Kim ensures no one faces a cancer diagnosis alone.
From their headquarters in East Baltimore, Moveable Feast designs and delivers thousands of healthy meals each week for people in Central Maryland and on the Eastern Shore (including some Health Care for the Homeless clients). Read about their approach to improving health through nutrition...
If you drive by the corner of Park, Liberty and Fayette, you'll notice some big changes. See how Sojourner Place at Park, our latest housing project in partnership with Episcopal Housing Corporation, is taking shape!
Jocelyn Portillo may be a “Jersey girl” at heart, but she’s built a life of service in Baltimore. Read how she’s turning her passion for helping others into a career.