Join us at Queen's Square on Saturday, Sept. 13th, 2025 for the Fredericton Transplant Trot in support of the Canadian Transplant Association (CTA). The fun starts at 10:30am with a 400m kids run followed by the 5km fun walk/run beginning at 11:00am! Please ensure you arrive early so we can confirm your registration. Day of registration will be available, but we encourage all participants to register online beforehand if possible as the morning will be quite busy.
EVENT FEES/EARLY BIRD
• Adults - $25.00 (Early Bird - $20.00)
• Youth (12-17) - $20.00 (Early Bird - $15.00)
• Kids (4-12) - $10.00 (Early Bird - $5.00)
• Babies & Toddlers - FREE
Early Bird Registration closes Aug. 23rd.
REGISTRATION
Every registered participant will receive a free hat and a medal! We encourage all racers to wear green - the official Organ Donation Awareness colour!
The pledge drive is featured again this year! Using Canada Helps, participants will be able to raise pledges to support their individual fundraising goals, or create a team and work together to achieve a team goal! We encourage participants to invite their friends, families, and networks to support their trot!
GET INVOLVED
We are seeking volunteers to help us with our event! If you are available, please contact Kristofer Woods, Maritime Director - CTA, at
a3dvb2RzIHwgdHh3b3JrcyAhIGNh. Kristofer would also love to hear from you if you wish to learn more about the CTA, or if you are interested in joining our Maritime Committee!
ABOUT THE CTA
The Canadian Transplant Association, founded 1987, is a charitable organization comprised of transplant recipients, donors, athletes, and volunteers dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyle post transplant and organ donation awareness through public advocacy and events, including the Canadian Transplant Games (July 5th - 10th, 2026 in Sherbrooke QC) and the World Transplant Games (August 16th - 23rd, 2025 in Dresden Germany), and Green Shirt Day!
Also check out other Nonprofit events in Fredericton, Kids events & activities in Fredericton.
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