NeigborHealth’s Get Movin’ run a success as hundreds of runners and walkers promote health and wellness

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On Saturday, June 6, NeighborHealth held its 14th Annual Let’s Get Movin’ New Balance Foundation 5K for Fitness at Memorial Park in East Boston.

The event drew more than 600 participants from across Greater Boston by one estimate and featured a 5K run/walk, a community health resource fair, healthy living activities, and an awards ceremony recognizing top runners. Runners and walkers passed through the Mary Ellen Welch Greenway was part of their route.

The event highlights NeighborHealth’s ongoing efforts to promote health, wellness, and physical activity while connecting residents with valuable community resources.

(All photograph credits: EastBoston.com)

Foreground runner in a white cap leads a group of joggers in blue shirts along a tree-lined park path.
Runners in a park race on a paved path, bib numbers visible on their shirts.
A man and young boy run together in a street race, wearing green caps and bib numbers, with spectators and a small orange vehicle in a park setting behind them.
People walking/running on a park trail with bib numbers; a man pushes a blue stroller with a child in front, trees and a bridge in the background.
Brindle dog on a leash walking beside two women along a park path with green grass and trees nearby.
Group of runners in a park race on a paved path, with a man in white shirt and bib number 4 leading the pack.
Two girls stand outside at a yard event; one in a coral T‑shirt holds an orange box, the other in a white tee with sunglasses holds a blue pom‑pom and a sign that says “Push Here For A Power Up.”
Group of runners, including children, sprinting on a park trail during a race with bib numbers visible on their shirts.
Diverse group of runners and walkers on a paved park path; a child in a stroller is being pushed while others wear race bibs.
Two volunteers in white shirts stand by a blue-covered table distributing water at an outdoor event, one wearing an oversized orange glove as a playful cue.
Bright pink sign on a black park fence reads 'Two laps in park' near a blue playground; a person in a pink shirt sits nearby.
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