Runners Completed Second Annual Project Giveback Aloha Run
The 5K race in Huntsville raised critical funds to support local Gold Star families and wounded warriors.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Running
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Participants gathered at Redstone Gateway to complete the 3.1-mile Project Giveback Aloha Run 5K. The event drew 187 runners and walkers to benefit military support organizations.
Why it matters
The race serves as a charitable effort to provide direct financial and communal support to Gold Star families and wounded warriors. It highlights community engagement for local military veteran causes.
A total of 187 participants completed the 3.1-mile race at Redstone Gateway. Joseah Amai finished first with a time of 20:01, while Noah Miller and Drew Bell followed at 20:04 and 20:29 respectively.
The players
Joseah Amai
He is the runner who placed first in the 3.1-mile Project Giveback Aloha Run 5K with a winning time of 20:01.
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
This organization of combat veterans provided support by directing race participants along the course.
The details
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association members directed participants throughout the course, which was attended by six Gold Star families. Sydney Harbath, Mary Cifuentes, and Molly Bell rounded out the top three female finishers.
Timeline
The second annual Project Giveback Aloha 5K occurred on September 26, 2026.
Season Trajectory
This event adds to the growing calendar of regional charity athletic events that bridge civilian participation with military support efforts. It establishes the race as a recurring fixture in the Huntsville community charity circuit.
The race performance data confirms competitive standings for the 187 participants who navigated the 3.1-mile course. Local traffic patterns near Redstone Gateway were managed by event staff to ensure the safety of all runners and spectators.
The takeaway
Supporting local charitable races provides a direct way for residents to contribute to the welfare of Gold Star families and wounded veterans. These events foster community connection while achieving significant physical performance benchmarks.
Further reading
Find more local athletic events and community races on our Running page.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Redstone Rocket.
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