THE CHALLENGE

October 10, 2026
Katy Trail, Reverchon Park

Challenge Event Details

Push Limits. Raise Funds. Change Lives.

GET READY

The Do More Charity Challenge® brings together athletes of all ages and skill levels, uniting them to compete for the greater good. The 2026 event will be held at Katy Trail, Dallas on Saturday, October 10.

Grab three teammates and go win money for a charity of your choice. The morning starts in historic Reverchon Park, where eight workout stations are staged across the park. Between every station sits a half kilometer run on the Katy Trail, taking you back to Reverchon.

Every team of four commits to a nonprofit before the first whistle. Post the fastest circuit and that nonprofit walks away with the grand prize.

Founding and Presenting Sponsor

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Katy Trail, Dallas, TX

CELEBRATION CEREMONY

The morning concludes with our Celebration Ceremony, recognizing the winning teams and the charities they helped fund. After the awards, join us at Katy Trail Ice House for a complimentary first round and a chance to celebrate together.

KATY TRAIL ICE HOUSE

Katy Trail Ice House

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

Your Team. Your Charity. Your Impact

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BUILD YOUR TEAM & SELECT YOUR CHARITY

  • Teams of 4 (an equal mix of men and women)
  • Age participants must be 18+.
  • Choose your charity. Charities must serve communities in Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Idaho, Wyoming, or Florida. Limit one team per non-profit organization.
  • Registration is $200 per team.
  • Only a set number of teams can compete, spots will fill up fast.
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THE RULES

  • Every participant will receive an official race bib.
  • Both the race course and challenge stations will be timed.
  • Your total event time will be calculated by combining your race time and challenge station times.
  • Overall rankings will be determined by the fastest cumulative time.
  • Every team will earn a portion of the prize pool for the charity of their choice.

TESTIMONIAL

"With your help, we served over 100 infants and toddlers who are blind, deaf-blind or visually impaired. Each child receives the unique training, education and special therapies they so deserve including evaluations, eye exams, sibling care and parent support, advocacy, and trainings.”

- Heather Cameron, Executive Director, Anchor Center for Blind Children

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