Independence Day in Mandan
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Join the 4th of July Fun and Give Back to the Community
The 45th annual Mandan Rodeo Days 4th of July Road Race is a longest running tradition and is a great way to kickoff Independence Day celebration in Mandan, North Dakota.
Over the decades the race has grown to become a fun activity for family and friends celebrating Independence Day. This is one of the reasons why Mandan Road Races and the Schanandore Family wants to keep this tradition going. Our Family enjoys hosting the run in Mandan and we understand the value it has to this community. We hope you will join us at this great event on Main Street in historic Mandan.
Supporting the fight against Cancer
Each year we donate $10 from every race registration to the Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation. to date the race has contributed over $25,000 to the Bismarck Cancer Center. The race also benefits another great causes in Bismarck-Mandan Community.
Over the decades the race has grown to become a fun activity for family and friends celebrating Independence Day. This is one of the reasons why Mandan Road Races and the Schanandore Family wants to keep this tradition going. Our Family enjoys hosting the run in Mandan and we understand the value it has to this community. We hope you will join us at this great event on Main Street in historic Mandan.
Supporting the fight against Cancer
Each year we donate $10 from every race registration to the Bismarck Cancer Center Foundation. to date the race has contributed over $25,000 to the Bismarck Cancer Center. The race also benefits another great causes in Bismarck-Mandan Community.
The mission of the Bismarck Cancer Center is to make locally available, the highest quality, state-of-the-art radiation therapy services to persons with cancer within the Bismarck service area. Such services shall be delivered, insofar as possible, without regard to reimbursement, and always in a supportive, compassionate, and caring manner, and will include needed wrap-around services to both patients and their families, educational services, prevention and early detection initiatives, and survivorship programs.
