Run with the LAW for Special Olympics Australia

 You can make a difference, run for fun and support Special Olympics athletes across Australia!
 
Australia’s biggest and greatest fun run, Run with the LAW, is now open to everyone.
 
Join us and you can run, have fun, meet new friends, raise funds and make a difference to the lives of children and adults living with an intellectual disability.
 
Plus you'll be making history by joining your local police forces (Law Enforcement Torch Run) and Special Olympics athletes for the first ever Run with the LAW.
 
From 19 March to 19 April 2010, police officers will take the 'Flame of Hope' through 40 cities across six states and territories in 29 days to support Special Olympics Australia, the charity that transforms the lives of people with an intellectual disability through regular sports participation and social inclusion.
 
Special Olympics needs your support to continue running 11,000 weekly sports sessions for people with an intellectual disability across 250 sports clubs in Australia.
 
The 2010 Run with the LAW fun run aims to promote equality, acceptance and friendship of people with an intellectual disability, and you’re invited to be part of this history-making event. Everyone is welcome!
 
Simply register to run a full leg, half leg or last 100 metres in any of the 40 events across Queensland, New South Wales, ACT, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia and you will be the first to experience the fun and excitement of Run with the Law and, at the same time, make a difference to people with an intellectual disability living in your community.