Is Team Hoyt Denver a certified non-profit?
Team Hoyt Denver is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax deductible. EIN: 99-5141586.
FAQ
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Team Hoyt Denver is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations are tax deductible. EIN: 99-5141586.
Anyone with challenges that prevent them from completing a race under their own power.
No. Team Hoyt Denver welcomes athletes of all ages with special needs.
No. We have an inventory of race chairs that would accommodate our riders' weight. We would love for you to participate in one of our races and feel the transformative power and thrill of racing.
No. Athlete riders compete for free and their race registrations are paid for by Team Hoyt Denver.
Athlete runners must register themselves for the race. They also pay a nominal fee that covers a background check and race day singlet. Team Hoyt Denver is sometimes able to secure discounted registration fees.
Absolutely. Being fast is not a requirement. We have some fast runners and some who enjoy participating and go at a slower pace. What matters is that you can lend your legs to our athlete riders, and you are on board for tons of fun.
Team Hoyt Denver participates in many events from 5Ks through marathons.
For the safety of our athlete riders, new members do not push solo immediately. Team Hoyt Denver will pair you up with an athlete rider and a veteran athlete runner to familiarize yourself with our equipment and navigate the route safely.
To ensure the safety of our athlete riders, Team Hoyt Denver only permits cleared runners who have gone through a background check and have a signed waiver to push our athlete riders during race events. If you have a friend running in the race, they need to start in their specific corral. They can catch you and run alongside you during the race, but they are not permitted to push Team Hoyt Denver athlete riders. The athlete rider's family members and friends are permitted to start with the team.
The team usually starts near the front of the race field so the chairs can spread out safely and allow the rest of the field to pass.
Yes. Team Hoyt Denver is always in need of people to help set up and tear down, assist athlete riders on race morning, and, most importantly, be a part of the cheer station.