The Bellin Run 10K has been held annually in Green Bay, Wisconsin on the second Saturday in June, and is one of the region’s premier sporting events and has grown to be one of the largest 10K races in the nation.

NEW for 2023!

The mission of the Bellin Run, as well as our health system, is to encourage physical activity as a means to better overall health for individuals of all ages. In order to better serve our community, and to get more feet on the street in the name of health and wellness, the Bellin Run will be adding a 5K option for 2023 and beyond. Watch for details as we finalize plans for this great new event!

Our History

The event was first held on June 12, 1977, and was known as the Bellin Heartwarming Run, to promote cardiovascular fitness. Intended to be a one-time event to celebrate an addition to Bellin Hospital, the run drew 881 participants and featured running great Frank Shorter. Early the next year, Bellin began receiving calls about the date for the next Bellin Run, so another was held – and a tradition was born.

In its 45 years, the Bellin Run has grown to inspire a growing number of individuals to engage in healthy habits. In 2019, the event drew exactly 11,070 walkers, runners and wheelchair participants. The 2020 and 2021 events were held virtually, with over 5,000 participating in 2021.

Our participants have included running greats Joan Benoit Samuelson, Frank Shorter, Bill Rodgers, Uta Pippig, Joseph Kimani, Ed Eyestone, Meb Keflezighi, Jared Ward, and many more elite athletes and Olympians.