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2021
$178,868
2020
$117,000
2019
$172,802
2018
$172,653
2017
$156,683
2016
$201,994

Total Raised 2016-2021
$1,000,000

The Heart Health Walk was established in memory of Rob Millisor, one of the owner/developers of Breckenridge Grand Vacations.

In October of 2015, Rob was on a humanitarian trip to the earthquake-stricken area of Langtang, Nepal when he suffered a fatal heart attack. Rob was very physically fit and unaware of any health issues. With the support from Breckenridge Grand Vacations, 100% of every dollar received at this event will be contributed to The Rob Millisor Heart Health Fund at The Summit Foundation to support heart health programs, education and research.

Over the past four years, many heart health programs in Summit County have been supported with the event proceeds. Colorado Mountain College teaches heart-healthy cooking classes every semester. Keystone Science School receives support for the CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Child Health) Afterschool Program. The CATCH program is designed to promote healthy physical activity and eating behaviors in children. Grants to Summit Medical Center have been used to purchase a supply of Infant CPR Anytime kits that teach lifesaving infant CPR and choking relief skills. The kits are provided free of charge to the parents of every baby born at our local hospital.

Several AED units have been purchased for installation at a number of new locations throughout the community including the Dental Clinic at the Summit Community Care Clinic, Moose Landing workforce housing and several additional AED units located in public areas. Five CPR training manikins were upgraded and replaced for BGV’s employee training program. Two cardiac monitor/defibrillators have been purchased for the Emergency Department at Summit Medical Center and the Red, White and Blue Fire Department. And a major grant was awarded to the newly created High Altitude Research Center at the hospital to perform groundbreaking studies focused on how high altitude impacts the health of Summit County residents. Additionally, a community-wide CPR/DEFIB Education Program through Starting Hearts for Summit County, Fairplay and Alma students was funded.

8:30 a.m. – Registration check-in opens (Walk-in registrations welcome!)

8:30 – 9:45 a.m. – Morning snacks for all participants and Heart Health/Healthy Lifestyle booths open

9:00 – 9:45 a.m. – Free yoga stretch for runners and walkers provided by Yess at Building Hope

10:00 a.m. – Start of Robbie’s Run 5K Trail Race

10:15 a.m. – Start of 5K Trail Walk

10:30 a.m. – Start of 1 Mile Town Walk

10:45 – 11:30 a.m. – Free yoga stretch for runners and walkers provided by Yess at Building Hope

Following the walk, enjoy lunch, live entertainment, heart health/healthy lifestyle booths, and children’s activities.

11:00 a.m. – Heart healthy lunch

1:00 p.m. – Event concludes

Medals

Wine and Beer

Breakfast and Lunch

SWAG

A Chance to Win an Interval International Vacation Week

Prizes:

Pre-registered participants will be entered for a chance to win one of five $100 Visa gift cards

Medals for Top 3 Men and Women (runners only)

Medals for 1st place winners in each age division (runners only)

All participants will be entered for a chance to win one of two vacations with Interval International

Carter Park
300 S. High Street
Breckenridge Colorado, 80424

THERE IS NO EVENT PARKING AT CARTER PARK!

A free shuttle will be running on a loop from the Airport Road Lot to Carter Park starting at 7:45 AM and ending at 1:30 PM

For more information on parking in Breckenridge click HERE

THERE IS NO EVENT PARKING AT CARTER PARK!

Parking Options

Free All Day Parking:

Stephen C. West Ice Rink (.4 miles from Carter Park)

Satellite/Airport Lot (must take public Transportation: info here)

Paid Parking:

Main Street

F-Lot (.7 miles from Carter Park)

Exchange Lots (.7 miles from Carter Park)

Tiger Dredge Lot (.7 miles from Carter Park)

Be sure to bring your water bottle to
help us reduce plastic and waste.

Don’t forget your ID for a cold
beer or glass of wine after the run.

Pack layers to be prepared for sun,
rain, snow and muddy conditions.

Comfortable walking or running shoes.

A small day pack for your belongings.

In 2021 at The 6^th Annual Rob Millisor Heart Health Walk,

we diverted:

55 lbs

of food scraps from the landfill

605 lbs

of aluminum cans, plastic bottles, cardboard and paper from the landfill

125 lbs

of glass from the landfill

3 lbs

of scrap metal (hangers)

Breckenridge Grand Vacations is dedicated to responsible business practices that ensure minimal impact to the local mountain environment. These efforts include waste reduction, which is why we set up multiple Zero Waste Stations at our events. With the help of our volunteers located at stations offering compost, co-mingled and glass recycling, we are ensuring that we are diverting as much waste from the landfill as possible. BGV also works closely with our vendors to make sure they are following the same practices.

For more information or questions regarding BGV Sustainability, Contact Emily Kimmel

Thanks for your interest in volunteering your time to help! Please note that tasks and shifts are subject to change.
If you cannot do any heavy lifting please indicate in the notes when signing up.

For any questions regarding volunteer opportunities contact Carrie Scheick

Phone: (970) 453-3332

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION COMING SOON