- April 19, 2024
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Sophia Staub and Jeremiah DeSousa get ready for the Destiny Dash.
Palm Coast Community Church volunteers Rebecca and Ron Long.
Best friends Natalie Rahn and Liz Sherman dressed as Superman and Wonder-woman.
Over 500 runners dressed as their favorite superhero for the 3.1 mile trek.
Super-Dad is determined to run a 5K will pushing a stroller with his super-baby.
Palm Coast Community Church volunteers
Jayden Magsino, Nicole Magsino and Mary Darlington
Superwoman finds her way through the crowd and sets a pace for the 3.1 mile run.
Racers started through Town Center at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Mar. 5.
Brandon and Jennika Watson as the Incredibles.
Batman, or Brandon Roa, finished first with a time of 17:38.
Third place overall finisher Vincent Mingils with second place finisher Jim Fullarton.
Palm Coast Community Church supervisor Rebecca Long dressed as Harley Quinn.
“God designed ever person to be a Superhero. Events like this 5K help people take a step forward towards believing that about themselves.”
BILLY WIGHT, senior pastor at Palm Coast Community Church
Over 500 Batmans, Supermans, Incredibles, Flashes and Green Lanterns crowded the streets of Town Center early Saturday morning for the 2nd-annual Superhero 5K. The event included a Destiny Dash for the kids in kindergarten, or younger, and the Super Loop for kids ages Kindergarten and up. The Super Loop took the little heroes around the lake in Central Park, while the smaller kids crawled over obstacles in the Destiny Dash.
Proceeds of the event went to benefit PC4, the Palm Coast Community Child Center, a 501c3 located at 1 Pine Lakes Parkway N. Around 150 volunteers helped organize and direct the event.
Visit bit.ly/1RusY2u to make a donation towards the Palm Coast Community Child Center.
