Spectrum of Color 5K Fun Run
A Celebration of Color, Inclusion, and Community
The Spectrum of Color 5K Fun Run is an annual inclusive event organized by Augusta Levy Behavioral Services, benefitting the Shawn Ramsay Autism Scholarship. Designed to be non-competitive and welcoming to all abilities, the run encourages participants to challenge themselves rather than compete against others. Registration fees and event proceeds directly support one-on-one student programming, ensuring that every dollar raised enhances educational and therapeutic services for the individuals and families we serve.
Colorful, Inclusive, and Purpose-Driven
What makes the Spectrum of Color 5K Fun Run special is its commitment to inclusion and impact. This untimed event welcomes individuals of all ages and abilities to walk, run, or participate at their own pace in a supportive environment. Along the route, vibrant color stations create an energizing and joyful atmosphere. Most importantly, all funds raised benefit the Shawn Ramsay Autism Scholarship, strengthening access to personalized support and services at Augusta Levy.
Get Involved
Everyone is invited to take part in this meaningful community tradition. Whether you register to participate, volunteer, sponsor, or help spread awareness, your involvement directly supports one-on-one student programming and helps expand access to services for those who need them most.
Register to walk or run in the 5K
Volunteer at color stations or event check-in
Sponsor the event to support scholarship funding
Invite friends and family to join the celebration
In the News
Augusta Levy’s work reaches far beyond our walls, and we’re proud to be featured in local and regional media outlets that highlight our programs, events, and impact. From community fundraisers to innovative services and inspiring success stories, these features help raise awareness and celebrate the meaningful progress made by the children and families we serve. Explore recent news coverage to see how our mission continues to grow throughout the Ohio Valley.
