Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot

Dan Gibbons with Jim Cornelison before singing the National Anthem
Dan Gibbons with Jim Cornelison before singing the National Anthem

Thousands joined the 40th annual Dan Gibbons Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morning bringing the community together on a day for giving thanks.

To date, The Dan Gibbons Foundation has donated approximately $4 million dollars to local charity organizations within the County of DuPage.

Funds raised will go to eradicating hunger and to promote long-term sustainability in the county. Congratulations to all the participants. ■

”Turkey” Trotters

Lima Lima Flight Team

Runners going underpass

Honorary Starter, Randy Bronge of ICI with his wife, Jeanne, and their granddaughters.

Post-race beverages in commemorative cups. Cups and hospitality tent courtesy of sponsor, Kelly Stetler-Compass.

Start of race at Cottage Hill & Park Avenue

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