Off the heels of a successful “Get Healthy, Get Social” Game Day Fundraiser, Rehab and Beyond will host the 2020 Comeback Trail Atlanta 5K/1 Mile benefiting low-income stroke and brain injury survivors on May 2, 2020 on the campus of Emory Brain Health Center at Executive Park. In recognition of stroke awareness month, join us for fitness, fun, food, education, music, vendors, crafts, games, prizes and more! Proceeds from the 2020 Comeback Trail Atlanta 5K/1 Mile will fund the Rehab and Beyond Support of System of Care, including the Rehab Training Scholarship Program (RTS) that provides life-changing physical and cognitive rehabilitation to low-income stroke and brain injury survivors at no cost.

Event proceeds will also help to supply survivors with group support, financial assistance and medical equipment when they need it the most.Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability in the United States.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that stroke costs the U.S. an estimated $34 billion each year; Brain Injury rehabilitation is estimated to costs $9 to $10 billion each year.The 2020 Comeback Trail Atlanta 5K/1 Mile  will also feature the inaugural ‘Rehab and Beyond Champions Stroll’, a modified wheelchair and assisted device friendly celebratory processional recognizing all participating survivors.

On this scenic route, grab a picture in front of the official training and practice facility of the Atlanta Hawks at the Emory Sports Medicine Complex and view the future home of the Emory Musculoskeletal Institute. For vendor, media, and sponsorship opportunities, email AshleySmith@rehabandbeyond.org.

2020 Rehab and Beyond Comeback Trail Atlanta 5K Promo

Costs:

*Registration includes 2020 Comeback Trail Atlanta 5K/ 1 Mile T-Shirt

Survivors: FREE

Early Registration: $25

Late Registration: $30

Learn More and Register at ComebackTrailATL.com

About Rehab and Beyond: Rehab and Beyond is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization, founded in Atlanta, GA dedicated to providing free rehabilitative continuum of care to stroke and brain injury survivors. Learn more about our mission at www.RehabandBeyond.Org