Leslie Cohen Law PC is once again proud to be hosting the 310K Run/Walk, a 5K event that raises funds for the Public Counsel Debtor Assistance Project. The 310K is a community-driven race that takes place right on the beach in Santa Monica, drawing many returning runners and walkers year …
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Leslie Cohen Law PC is once again proud to be hosting the 310K Run/Walk, a 5K event that raises funds for the Public Counsel Debtor Assistance Project. The 310K is a community-driven race that takes place right on the beach in Santa Monica, drawing many returning runners and walkers year after year. The event welcomes participants of all paces—whether you’re running to set a new personal record or walking with friends to support a great cause. With in-person and virtual options, the 310K offers a meaningful way to give back while enjoying one of the most scenic race routes in beautiful LA.
The 310K will take place in November at Tongva Park, just a few steps from the iconic Santa Monica Pier—a great way to kick off Thanksgiving week with purpose and community spirit.
Be part of history as the first to race down and back up the iconic California Incline—a challenging, scenic course linking Palisades Park and the Santa Monica beach!
This race is all about celebrating movement, community, and purpose. Enjoy a scenic course along the beach, top-notch race day energy, and the post-race party you’ve come to expect from one of SoCal’s most beloved events.
Proceeds from the 310K support the Public Counsel Debtor Assistance Project (DAP), which provides free bankruptcy-related legal services to individuals and families across Greater Los Angeles. Through clinics, educational workshops, and one-on-one legal representation, DAP helps clients understand their rights, navigate the legal system, and find paths toward financial stability. DAP is part of Public Counsel, the largest pro bono legal aid organization in the United States. Leslie Cohen Law PC received the James King Community Service Award from Public Counsel in 2016 in recognition of the impact of the 310K.
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