One Hope Project

Welcome to Move with Hope 5K Fun Run and 1-Mile Walk, presented by our Hope Network Mission Impact Partners!

Join us for a morning of community, movement, and hope in support of eating disorder recovery and prevention education through One Hope Project.

This event is not timed and is designed to celebrate moving our bodies in ways that feel meaningful and enjoyable. Whether you choose to run the 5K, walk the 1-mile route, or participate in yoga on the lawn, we invite you to move in whatever way feels right for you.

Check-in begins at 7:30 am with a line-up time of 7:45 am. The Fun Run/Walk will begin at 8:00 am, and yoga on the lawn will also be available for participants who would prefer that option.

Pick up your swag bag and t-shirt on Friday from 4:00–6:00 pm at One Hope Project, 2422 E. Washington St., Suite 204 in Bloomington.

After completing the course, stick around to enjoy food and refreshments. There will be a brief program following the event where prizes and recognitions will be announced.

To sign up: https://givebutter.com/move-with-hope-5k-fun-run-2026

DISRUPTING DIET CULTURE WITH ONE HOPE PROJECT:


Diet culture tells us our lives begin after the transformation.

After the weight loss.
After the goal is reached.
After we finally become “enough.”

But we shouldn’t expect ourselves
to put our lives on hold while we chase an imaginary finish line.

Your body is not a before picture waiting to become an after picture.
It is the body carrying you through this season, this day, this moment.

You don’t have to earn your worth.
You don’t have to shrink to be valuable. You don’t have to change to deserve love.

The truth is that your life isn’t meant to start later…it is happening right now.

What if instead of obsessing over the “after,” we learned to care for, nourish, and appreciate the body God has given us today?

Because your worth was never found in a number, a size, or a transformation. It was established long before any of those things.

Eating disorders don’t always look the way people expect them to.
Sometimes they look like silence. Isolation. Smiling while struggling in secret.

At One Hope Project, we want to remind people they are not alone.
To bring awareness. To create safe spaces. To speak hope into the places shame tried to live.

Recovery is possible. Healing is possible. And your story matters more than the lies telling you otherwise. 💚