^{2021 Asics Falmouth Road Race} 

Looking for a fun summer activity and a good cause? We have a few spots still available on our Fishermen's Alliance Falmouth Road Race Team as part of the Numbers for Nonprofits Program for the iconic race and we invite all levels of runners to join us!

We are thrilled with the announcement that charity runners can run the actual race course in Falmouth on August 15. There are now two options for participating in the race this year:

Option 1: Run the 7 mile seaside race in person in Falmouth on Sunday, August 15. 

Option 2: Run or walk 7 miles "at home" in your neighborhood or scenic locale of choice during August 7- 14. A fun way to participate and even run with friends or family.

We are asking each team member to fundraise $750 or more this year for the Fishermen's Alliance. You will have a personal fundraising page on our team fundraising page and we will also provide marketing materials and support to help you raise the funds. Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information on joining our team.

You can support our Falmouth Road Race Team here. 

Meet one of our #fishrunfalmouth runners who is running the Falmouth Road Race 2021

Gregory Mansbach

“I grew up on the South Shore in Marshfield, MA and spent the summers out lobstering with my father. Fishing instilled a love and respect for the ocean that has stuck with me my entire life. Following in my dad footsteps, I also found a career at sea sailing in the US Merchant Marines and serving in the Navy Reserves. I wanted to run in the Falmouth Road Race for the Fishermen's Alliance because of the direct effect they have on the local community. Fishing is one of the biggest parts of the local economy and building a sustainable marine ecosystem is the key to preserving the fisheries for future generations.” 

^{2020 New Balance Falmouth Road Race "At-Home Edition" Wrap Up}

We are grateful to our fantastic runners who successfully crossed their finish lines in the New Balance Falmouth Road Race “At-Home Edition 2020” as part of the Numbers for Non-Profits Program: Jenna Borkoski, Abbie Emery, Kelli Grew, Amy Harmon, Brigid Krug, Lizzie Lane, Elysse Magnotto-Cleary, Jen Pappalardo, Brendon Parker, Bryan Ruez, Nancy Ruez, Rob Stefanic and Tracy Sylvester. Thank you also to Caroline Lane, our volunteer coach, for her enthusiastic support.

We are so appreciative of everyone’s training and fundraising efforts with the team collectively raising $13,035!  A big thank you to all of our race supporters and a very special congratulations to our top fundraiser (for the third year in a row), Lizzie Lane, who raised $4,000 and has cumulatively raised over $10,000 over the past 3 years! 

^{2019 New Balance Falmouth Road Race Wrap Up}

We are so thankful to our volunteer coach, Caroline Lane, and our amazing team of 13 runners who ran the 7 mile race from Woods Hole to Falmouth Heights raising $23,375 to support our mission.

About the Falmouth Road Race:

The Falmouth Road Race was established in 1973 and has become one of the premier running events of the summer season. Each year the race draws an international field of Olympians, elite runners and recreational runners out to enjoy the scenic 7 mile seaside course. The non-profit Falmouth Road Race organization is dedicated to promoting health and fitness for all in its community. Proceeds from the race each year support youth athletic programs in the town of Falmouth and other non-profit community groups.

Individuals with disabilities who need a special accommodation to participate in a Fishermen’s Alliance program, service, or activity, should call the ADA/504 Coordinator Melissa Sanderson at (508) 945-2432 x103 or the Massachusetts Relay Service at 7-1-1 or 1-800-439-2370 at least two working days in advance.

Reasonable accommodations may include, but are not limited to, interpreters, assistive listening devices, accessible seating or documentation in an alternate format.