Tunnel To Towers - Greenville

Join the community in Greenville, SC, on April 11, 2026, for the inspiring Tunnel To Towers 5K, a race deeply rooted in a profound mission of remembrance and support. This event honors the sacrifice of FDNY firefighter Stephen Siller, who gave his life on 9/11, and extends that homage to all first responders and military heroes. As a 5K run and walk, this event welcomes participants of all abilities, including those with strollers or wheelchairs, and even leashed pets, fostering an inclusive atmosphere where the shared experience of honor takes precedence over competitive times. Typical race day conditions in Greenville feature pleasant highs around 74F and comfortable lows near 52F, with only a 16% chance of precipitation, providing ideal weather for a memorable event.

The Tunnel To Towers 5K in Greenville is more than just a race; it's a powerful tribute. Participants consistently praise the supportive atmosphere, fueled by volunteers and first responders cheering along the route. While specific course elevation details for Greenville are not available, the 3.1-mile journey is designed to be an accessible and engaging experience, reflecting the foundation's spirit of unity. A water station will be available along the route, with additional water at the start and finish lines, ensuring runners and walkers stay hydrated. Every finisher will receive a medal, a tangible reminder of their participation in this meaningful cause.

Now in its fifth year in Greenville, the Tunnel To Towers 5K helps raise vital funds for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which provides mortgage-free smart homes for catastrophically injured veterans and first responders, and pays off mortgages for Gold Star families and families of fallen heroes. This unique race offers a chance to engage with a purpose that extends far beyond the finish line, uniting generations in a national promise to never forget those who run toward danger. Run, walk, and honor heroes while contributing to a legacy of courage and compassion in the heart of Greenville.