THE CHALLENGE
October 10, 2026
Katy Trail, Reverchon Park
WELCOME TO THE CHALLENGE
Thank you for joining us for the Do More Charity Challenge, where athletes come together to test their limits and raise money for organizations making a difference in our communities.
Every team competing is representing a nonprofit, and every team will earn a portion of the prize pool for its charity. So whether you finish first or last, everyone who competes today is making an impact!
Founding and Presenting Sponsor
Morning Schedule
| 6:45 am | Registration Begins |
| 7:45 am | Welcome, National Anthem, Event Rules and Warm-Up |
| 8:15 am | Competition Begins |
| 8:15 - 9:45 am | Competition Workout Stations + Katy Trail Run |
| 9:45 am | Refreshments & Music |
| 10:00 am | Awards Ceremony & Charity Recognition |
| 10:30 am - Noon | Celebration at Katy Trail Ice House |
THE RULES
- Each team consists of four athletes: two men and two women.
- Each athlete will receive a timing bib. Please attach it to either the front of your shirt or your right pant leg before the event begins.
- Stay together and finish together. Team members must remain together throughout the course and wear their matching team-colored bracelets.
- Complete all 8 workout stations and designated running segments.
- At workout stations, only one athlete may work at a time.
- Reps may be divided among teammates, but each athlete must complete at least 5 reps at each station.
- Each team will have a dedicated judge to track reps, time and completion.
- Both running and workout station times count toward your team’s cumulative event time.
- The team with the fastest cumulative time wins.
CELEBRATION CEREMONY
KATY TRAIL ICE HOUSE
2026 Do More Challenge Sponsors
To get involved in the 2026 Do More Charity Challenge and Concert for Charity, click here.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
Your Team. Your Charity. Your Impact
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.
THE RULES
- Each team consists of four athletes: two men and two women.
- Each athlete will receive a timing bib. Please attach it to either the front of your shirt or your right pant leg before the event begins.
- Stay together and finish together. Team members must remain together throughout the course and wear their matching team-colored bracelets.
- Complete all 8 workout stations and designated running segments.
- At workout stations, only one athlete may work at a time.
- Reps may be divided among teammates, but each athlete must complete at least 5 reps at each station.
- Each team will have a dedicated judge to track reps, time and completion.
- Both running and workout station times count toward your team’s cumulative event time.
- The team with the fastest cumulative time wins.
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