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Movimiento 2026 Family Fun Run + Community Resource Fair
Celebrate fall with a morning of movement, music and community resources for the entire family. Admission is FREE.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Location: Ed and Verma Pastor Elementary School, 2101 W. Alta Vista Road, Phoenix, AZ 85041
Family Fun Run, Walk and Roll
The 1-mile course kicks off at 9 a.m. and is made for every age and ability, strollers and wheelchairs included. Everyone who registers will receive a free T-shirt or surprise swag item.
Community Resource Fair
Visit booths from local organizations sharing health, wellness and family resources. It's a chance to connect with services that support families across the Valley, all in one place.
What to Expect
- Community health resources
- Family-friendly activities for all ages
- Dance fitness, soccer and karate demos
- Free healthy snacks and treats
Thank You to Our Partners and Sponsors
Movimiento is brought to you by Valle del Sol, the 2026 Hispanic Leadership Institute Central Phoenix class and Roosevelt School District No. 66. Thank you to our generous sponsors Valley Toyota Dealers, OneAZ Credit Union, Telemundo Arizona and Someburros!
Vendors and Sponsors
Do you want to share your organization's resources with South Phoenix families? We're still looking for additional community vendors and sponsors to help make Movimiento a success.
Sponsorship levels range from title sponsor (only two left!) to in-kind donations like water, snacks or other items that help us support the community. We're excited to work with you to create a sponsorship that fits your brand. Valle del Sol is a 501(c)(3) organization, so your sponsorship may be tax-deductible.
Questions?
Please contact Mathew Sotelo, director of leadership, at (602) 802-6262 or hli@valledelsol.com.
Our Alumni
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“I gained valuable skills in connecting with local organizations to foster unity. The program also helped me overcome my fear of public speaking and grow both personally and professionally.”
Esmeralda Sierra, HLI Pinal 2024 -
“I was able to get an inside look at the core issues facing our communities and engage in conversations with highly intelligent people about ways to address those issues in the future.”
Tim Vasquez, HLI Central 2025 -
“We support one another, celebrate milestones, and stay connected through social media, even if we’ve only met once. HLI isn’t just a program, it’s become an important part of my story.”
Victoria Castro Corral, HLI West 2023 -
“What I gained wasn’t just knowledge—it was fuel. HLI empowered me to lead not just with strategy, but with soul—deepening my impact through servant leadership.”
Vanesa Contreras, HLI West 2024
