34th Annual Say No To Drugs Classic

Start 2025 with a Run

Get ready for an unforgettable day at the 34th Annual Say No To Drugs Holiday Classic on January 4th, 2025, at the stunning Coachman Park!

Whether you’re tackling the 5K, 10K, or cheering on the little ones in the 1-mile kids race, this event has something for everyone. Not only will you get a fabulous race shirt and a shiny finisher’s medal, but you’ll also enjoy some delicious fresh-from-scratch pancakes at the post-race celebration! Plus, stick around for a chance to win in our exciting raffle giveaways.

Registration Includes

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Run for a Good Cause!

Nearly everyone knows someone affected by drug or alcohol abuse. The Say No To Drugs race aims to raise awareness, educate, and offer a healthy alternative: get active, connect with others, and support a positive community.

This isn’t just a race—it’s a mission. Bring your family, lace up, and join us in making a difference!

Fun & Pancakes!

All races will end back at Coachman Park where you’ll be met with mountains of our fresh-from-scratch pancakes, hot off the grill cooked up with love from one (or more) of our volunteers!

Have a bite to eat while you enjoy the free expo, tons of free raffles as well as fun & games for all ages.

Could you imagine a better way to start your new year?

Free Shirt & Finisher Medals

All registrants will receive a FREE race shirt to show their support and a Finisher’s Medal to celebrate their accomplishment.

Whether you’re walking or running, you’ll be part of an inspiring event with a powerful message.

Register Today

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of something special! Sign up now for the Say No To Drugs Holiday Classic and secure your spot in this exciting event. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just starting out, this race is perfect for everyone. Lace up, have fun, and help support local charities while spreading a positive message.

Be a part of the movement—register today and let’s run together for a great cause!

The History

35 years ago, this race was started by local resident and elite runner Sandra Johnson. She wanted to follow along with Nancy Reagan’s slogan of “Just Say No”.

A few years later, some local Clearwater residents (all non-paid volunteers) took over the organizing of the 501(c)3 charity race and continues to this day with the help of hundreds of volunteers and wonderful people