HRDC The BOAR

The BOAR (Blueprint Obstacle Adventure Race) is back for its third year! The BOAR is a 5K & 1K race to support and spread awareness of youth experiencing homelessness in our communities.  It is an all levels, family-friendly, team-oriented event. With obstacles for all abilities, team members can challenge each other to creatively overcome obstacles together.  Teams of two or more are encouraged! Make the BOAR your own with the opportunity to participate in competitive waves or enjoy a fun untimed experience. 

5K - The 5K is an obstacle race designed to test your mental and physical strength and challenge team members to problem-solve and overcome obstacles together. It will start and finish at Glen Lake Rotary Park (formerly East Gallatin Recreation Area). A Competitive heat will be available.

• The recommended minimum age is 7 years old
• Minors: Minor(s) between the ages of 7-13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times
  

1K - The 1K is a unique opportunity for individuals of all abilities to participate in an obstacle race.  People with developmental and mobility disabilities are welcome.  We want everyone in our community to experience The BOAR and we have designed obstacles to be equitable to most abilities. All Children under the age of 13 need to be accompanied by an adult participant.

• Terrain: Hard dirt with uneven surfaces.
• Strollers: The 1K course will be designed to include people using strollers. We do encourage you to ponder if your stroller can handle the terrain of the course.
• Crutches, Canes, or Wheelchairs: We welcome these mobility supports and encourage a team to reinforce assistance when needed.

Course Map - The BOAR DOWNLOAD

Blueprint's Continuum History - In November 2015, HRDC opened Blueprint, a home dedicated to serving youth experiencing moments of homelessness in Gallatin Valley. On July 4th, 2020 we moved locations and expanded our capacity to support more of our community's emerging adults with transitional housing. With this expansion, we are now serving young humans along a continuum of care from case management services, support services, rent assistance, and long-term housing options.  

Blueprint's transitional housing offers a safe and inclusive environment for our community’s youth, ages 16-24. Blueprint is a youth-centered, strength-based, and solutions-focused program that supports the following areas: educational attainment, employment, development of positive self-image, increase in social competencies, development of healthy boundaries, providing choices, and integrating conflict resolution skills.

AGE-BASED PRICING:
0-5 year-olds=$0
6-10 year-olds=$25
11-17 year-olds= $35
18-60 year-olds=$40
61 and up=$35