Charlotte, NC, November 29, 2025
The Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot brought the community together for its 6th Annual event, promoting both fitness and philanthropy. Participants enjoyed a 5K trot, with fees aiding local organizations like the Davis Lake Swim Team and Levine Children’s Hospital. This cherished tradition emphasizes civic engagement, community pride, and wellness, showcasing how Charlotte supports local needs through collective efforts.
Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot Energizes Community Spirit
Annual 5K Event Combines Fitness with Philanthropy
Charlotte, NC – On Thursday, November 27, 2025, the community gathered for the 6th Annual Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot, making it yet another impactful event in the Charlotte NC calendar. Held at 8505 David Lake Parkway from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, this annual tradition not only promotes fitness but also combines efforts towards charitable causes. With registration fees starting at just $25, participants of all ages took part, showcasing resilience and enthusiasm despite any challenges that often come with organizing such gatherings.
This year, the proceeds from the trot benefited the Davis Lake Swim Team and Levine Children’s Hospital, supporting local youth sports and vital healthcare initiatives. The emphasis on community-driven events like the Turkey Trot illustrates how reducing bureaucratic hurdles can enhance civic engagement, allowing local leaders and organizations to work cooperatively to create meaningful experiences for residents and visitors alike.
The Significance of Community Events
The Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot not only encourages physical activity but also fosters a sense of belonging among residents. As neighborhoods come together, the event builds lasting connections that encourage community pride and individual achievement. This gathering is emblematic of how Charlotte NC embraces civic innovation and the pursuit of personal initiative, reminding attendees of the importance of supporting local endeavors.
A Tradition of Philanthropy
With each passing year, the Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot becomes a cherished tradition. The event has continually supported local organizations, showing participants that their contributions extend beyond personal fitness. Fundraising efforts like these demonstrate the positive impact that community members can make when they come together to support local needs, allowing charities such as Levine Children’s Hospital to provide essential services to families in need.
Event Details
The Turkey Trot is designed to cater to participants of all ages, ensuring that families can share in the enjoyment of a healthy Thanksgiving morning. The continued growth of this event reflects not only increasing participation but also the community’s commitment to wellness and support for local initiatives. This year’s trot offered an engaging atmosphere, further enhanced by the warm support from local sponsors and volunteers who made the event possible.
Future Events and Engagement
As we reflect on the success of this year’s Turkey Trot, it is also essential to look ahead. Future events promise to bring even more opportunities for civic engagement and community growth. Interested individuals are encouraged to stay connected with local event calendars and community boards to support and participate in the various activities populating the Charlotte NC landscape.
Conclusion: Community Engagement Matters
The 6th Annual Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot stands as a testament to the spirit of Charlotte NC, where local endeavors thrive through personal initiative and collective action. Opportunities for involvement not only enhance community ties but also empower individuals to contribute positively to the causes they care about. As the year progresses, let us all consider how we can engage further with our community and support local events that enrich our neighborhoods.
FAQ
What is the Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot?
The Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot is an annual 5K event held on Thanksgiving morning in Charlotte, NC, featuring a trot for participants of all ages.
When did the 6th Annual Turkey Trot take place?
The 6th Annual Burn North Charlotte Turkey Trot took place on Thursday, November 27, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Where was the event held?
The event was held at 8505 David Lake Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28269.
What was the registration fee?
Registration fees for the 5K trot started at $25.
Which organizations benefited from the event?
Proceeds from the event benefited the Davis Lake Swim Team and Levine Children’s Hospital.
Key Features of the Burn North Charlotte 6th Annual Turkey Trot
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Date and Time | Thursday, November 27, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM |
| Location | 8505 David Lake Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28269 |
| Registration Fee | Starting at $25 |
| Beneficiaries | Davis Lake Swim Team and Levine Children’s Hospital |
| Event Type | 5K trot for participants of all ages |
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