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Runner stretch under railroad bridge on H Street before the start of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Jeanette Dolgovin and her son, Luca, 7, runs up H Street to the start of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Darren Mounts of Fair Oaks jumps as he warms up before the start at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. He finished the 10k with time of 39:26. -
Richard Griffin checks his mobile phone with Jacob Huston of Antelope, center, and Michael Cahil, right, waiting in the rain for the start of the 10k at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Tom Beauchamp (4803), Curt Casazza (1818), and Danile Dimoe (4545) try to keep warm before the start of the 10k at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Tom Witzgall (5146), Jacob Hutson ( 2614), Jesse Moore (3205) and Nick Lai (4656) try and keep warm before the start of the 10k at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners start the 10k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners wearing turkey hats start the 10k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Dale Bosley dressed in a turkey outfit participates at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. He finished the 5k with time of 27:31. -
Runner runs in cape at the start of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners runs down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners runs down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners runs down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners and walkers move down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners and walker move down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners runs down J Street in the rain during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runners runs down J Street under the cover of plastic poncho to keep dry from the rain during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Chris and Christina Leppington kiss in the rain with their son, Braydon, as they watch participants at J Street and 56th Street at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
A sea of umbrellas keep walker dry as they walk down J Street during the 5k portion of the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Michelle Bourne,left, Hugh and Sheri Graciano and their children Vinny and Sofia wave to walkers from their front porch on J Street during the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Vinny Graciano, 7, waves to participants and his sister Sofia, 3, watch the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" with their family's front porch on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runner dressed in complete green dances to music at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Anthony Piccardo ,left, waves to runners as keeps dry under an umbrella on H and 55th Streets with Ronnie Sandhu, right, at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Perry Hookey runs towards the finish on H Street at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Runner splashes in puddle on H Street as he runs towards the finish line at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Lorraine and Brian Nelson runs down H Street during the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. -
Bob Kennedy of San Diego wears a turkey hat and a garbage bag to keep dry from the rain at the 18th Annual Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services "Run to Feed the Hungry" on Thanksgiving morning in Sacramento, Calif., November 24, 2011. He is in Sacramento visiting family for the holiday.
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