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The Coronado Rotary Club’s 28th Annual Low Tide Ride & Stride attracted 734 participants and raised over $177,000 for charities. The fundraising event benefitted local military and first responder organizations and featured a family-friendly festival after the race. With activities for all ages, the event highlighted community support and recognized local heroes while maintaining a safe and enjoyable atmosphere.
Coronado – The Coronado Rotary Club’s 28th Annual Low Tide Ride & Stride, held on Saturday, June 28, attracted 734 participants and raised over $177,000 for various charities. This significant fundraising event featured runners, walkers, and bikers of all ages who participated in an out-and-back 5K course that showcased parts of the path used by aspiring Navy BUDS military personnel.
Most of the funds raised through this event will directly benefit local military and first responder organizations. Notable beneficiaries include Support the Enlisted Project (STEP), Wounded Warrior Homes, Warrior Foundation Freedom Station, and the Texas Firefighters Home. Stephanie Anderson, co-chair of the event, indicated that these contributions play a vital role in supporting the community’s heroes.
The race commenced and concluded at North Beach, where Coronado Firefighters and Lifeguards were stationed throughout the event to ensure participant safety. Following the completion of the race, an outdoor festival was organized at Sunset Park, providing a festive atmosphere filled with games and activities for attendees.
The festival featured a range of attractions, including a kids-only obstacle course, face painting, and an arts and crafts zone. To enhance the celebratory environment, live music was provided by a DJ, creating a vibrant atmosphere for participants and their families. Food trucks and vendors were also present, offering a variety of delicious options, from gourmet coffee to ice cream and cookies.
Each participant received a long-sleeved shirt, a custom-designed medal, and official race timings to commemorate their involvement in the event. The Low Tide Ride & Stride is recognized as the biggest fundraiser for the Coronado Rotary Club, significantly contributing to the community over the years. Since its inception, the event has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for local veterans and first responders.
The event has garnered recognition and awards for its impact, including the San Diego Military Advisory Council’s Achievement Award and the Armed Services YMCA Admiral St George Award. These accolades highlight the success and community support garnered by the Low Tide Ride & Stride, emphasizing its importance in raising awareness and funds for crucial local organizations.
The 28th edition of this community event demonstrates the commitment of the Coronado Rotary Club to support essential services and local heroes, creating a positive impact in the lives of community members through collaboration and fundraising efforts.
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Additional Resources
- Coronado Times: Low Tide Ride & Stride Raises Over $175,000 for Worthy Causes
- Wikipedia: Coronado, California
- Coronado Eagle & Journal: Coronado Rotary Low Tide Ride and Stride Returns June 28
- Google Search: Coronado Low Tide Ride 2025
- Coronado Eagle & Journal: Coronado City Council Discusses EDCO Rates
- Google Scholar: Coronado Community Events
- La Jolla Mom: Things to Do in Coronado
- Encyclopedia Britannica: California
- Coronado Eagle & Journal: Rotary Low Tide Ride & Stride is Back on Sept 12
- Google News: Coronado Events
