All of the glory. None of the guts. And all for two incredible causes.

Our Sprint for Spat 0.10K is back for a second year on Sunday, May 3 in Baltimore's Fells Point Square. While the distance of the race may be a joke, the two organizations it benefits -- the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults and the Oyster Recovery Partnership -- are anything but. 

Nearly 70,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer in the United States each year, and a diagnosis between the ages of 15 and 39 is nearly eight times more common than a diagnosis during the first 15 years of life. The mission of Baltimore's Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults is to create a community of support for cancer patients and their families as they fight cancer and embrace survivorship. 

UCF works at the grassroots level to support, educate, connect, and empower patients. Here's a look at how even the smallest donation to UCF makes a profound impact on a young adult who is navigating his or her experience with cancer: 

• $25 will pay for transporting a patient to a doctor’s appointment
• $75 will will pay for three Chemo Care Bags that UCF staff delivers to patients at cancer centers
• $100 will pay for UCF patient navigators to facilitate a monthly support group
• $200 will pay to help preserve a young adult’s fertility prior to starting treatment
• $500 will pay for 16 survivors to cross the finish line of a 5K through UCF's Cancer to 5K program
• $1,000 will help pay for UCF's quarterly Community Survivor Activities
• $1,500 will pay to distribute guidebooks to 500 newly diagnosed cancer patients
• $2,500 will pay for a scholarship to send a young adult facing cancer to college
• $10,000 will help UCF start another Patient Navigation program at a cancer center

Registration for Sprint for Spat 0.10K is open. The race will sell out, so claim your spot now.