Phillies Charities 5K brings runners to Citizens Bank Park before opening day
Hundreds of runners and walkers are heading to Citizens Bank Park for the 16th annual Phillies Charities 5K. The 3.1-mile race winds around the ballpark and Navy Yard, raising money for Phillies Charities ahead of opening day. Participants also get special perks, including tickets and a chance to take a cool-down lap on the field. FOX 29’s Ellen Kolodziej takes us to South Philadelphia as fans gear up for race day — and baseball season.
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