We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us for the Saints Kickoff Run presented by Hancock Whitney! From the start line to the finish on the 50-yard line, your energy and excitement made this year’s race unforgettable.
This event wouldn’t be possible without our incredible runners, volunteers, and partners. We can’t wait to see you back next year for another amazing kickoff to the season!
The 2025 Saints Kickoff Run presented by Hancock Whitney, will be held live and in person! The run will start in Champions Square and will finish on the 50-yard line of the Caesars Superdome. A post-race party with live entertainment and a beer garden will take place after the race in Champions Square. All runners will receive an official “Saints 5K” participant shirt and finishers medal.
Can’t make it in person? Sign up as a virtual runner and receive all the run swag when you run at your own pace and in your own place!
The Saints Kickoff Run is proud to support the the Louisiana National Guard Foundation and the National Guard Association of Louisiana.
More than just a race, it blends fitness, fun, and football into a high-energy celebration of community and charity. Each year, thousands unite to run, cheer, and give back, making it a signature event that captures the heart of the city and the spirit of the team.
Make a $10+ donation and run with a special charity bib to show your support! All donations go directly to these amazing charities.
About Louisiana National Guard Foundation (LANG Foundation)
The Louisiana National Guard Foundation’s mission is to exclusively support the Louisiana National Guard’s mission, its members, veterans, and families, as well as the educational programs and museums of the Louisiana National Guard.
For more information, please visit langfoundation.org/.
About National Guard Association of Louisiana
Its formation aims to promote the welfare of National Guard personnel, strengthen national security, and foster and improve the National Guard of Louisiana and the National Guard of the United States as essential components of the US armed forces.
More information can be found at ngala.org/
