LoziLu Women’s Mud Run for Charity is coming to Loudoun County this year to raise money for Leukemia and Lymphoma research and patient support.

The 5k mud run combines challenging obstacles, music, lunch, and a red carpet party with a DJ and drinks to celebrate finishing the course. The run will be held July 21 in Leesburg off Spinks Ferry Road on 200 acres of land that AiNET is donating for the run. 

“Lozilu is supporting incredibly important research,” said Deepak Jain, AiNET’s president. “I’ve personally seen the devastating effects that Hodgkin’s lymphoma and leukemia have on individuals and their families. AiNET has been very successful and we want to give back so others benefit from that success.”

At a minimum, 5 percent of the registration fee is donated directly to LIFE, the Leukemia Ironman Fundraiser for Eric, a non-profit organization that helps patients in need, gives scholarships, and donates to cancer research laboratories.

The Leesburg race is one of eight this year across the nation. The founders are two couples who met on the University of Wisconsin triathlon team and yearn to share their passion for fitness with women. Free training workouts are available through their website Lozilu.com.

The race is $69 till July 17th and $79 on site. Students and active military get $10 off with ID.