Wachusett Brew Yard 0.0 Road Race (We're Not Running Anywhere)

The Race for Everyone!!! We have the road race you’ve been training all year for! Come to Wachusett Brewery, Saturday, September 13th, 2025 to support  Boston Children’s Hospital and run the Race for anyone!!! It's the 6th annual 0.0 road race.

By signing up for the event you will be receive one FREE BEER ticket, a Wachusett 0.0 T-Shirt, a Wachusett 0.0 Koozie, a Wachusett 0.0 sticker and of course a Finishers Medal, while supplies last. 

Pre Race Registration is online here or Race Day Registration in person at the Wachusett Brew Yard on race day September 13th starting at Noon.  

The race will begin promptly at 2:00 pm at the starting line just outside the Wachusett Brewery Woods and finish about 10 feet away to make the distance an official 0.0. This difficult course will have a convenient water stop on the way to the finish line. We will all make our way to the bar, to re-hydrate and celebrate a race well run and enjoy a beer or two and some live music.

Although not mandatory, we strongly suggest sporting your best running attire or costume. There will be awards for race winners, best dressed, and cash prizes. Lots of music, Awesome raffle, but most importantly beers, food, friendship and fun!

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Join us for the 6th Annual Wachusett Brew Yard 0.0 Road Race. This is a Boston Children's Hospital Fundraiser. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to Boston Childrens Hospital Pain Clinic where the Race Directors daughter, Sadie Rose, has been a patient for more than 20 years.
100% of proceeds will be donated to Boston Children’s Hospital Pain Clinic in honor of the Race Directors 23 year old daughter, Sadie Rose, who has suffers from chronic nerve pain, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and GI Issues.

After a very emotional day I told Sadie’s Doctor I would raise One Million Dollars for Boston Children’s Hospital(BCH) Pain Clinic for everything they have done and continue doing. The question is how am I going to do that. So we created a race for every ability...the 0.0 Road Race held at the Wachusett Brew Yard. Our first year in 2018 was sold out and again in 2019.Every year since Runners(?)come by the hundreds to not run. The 2025 Wachusett Brew Yard 0.0 Road Race  will be held Saturday, September 13th, 2025. 

Our daughter Sadie Rose has been to the hospital over 500 times, including two ambulance ride and countless emergency rooms visits. In June 2018 she had surgery to remove some nerves in her abdomen and some cartilage on her ribs. In December 2018 she had a surgery that had some complications that put her back in the hospital for a couple nights. January 2019 she had her nerves cut in the back of her head, (the occipital nerve). This would relieve the continuous migraine headaches. A controversial surgery but that seems to be the norm for Sadie.

During the pandemic years Sadie spent more than 60 days in the hospitaI and a trip to the ER when she got Covid. Since a very young age Sadie has gone to to Boston Children's Hospital.(BCH) All Sadie has ever known is that she always needs to go to the hospital. She rarely if ever complained as she knows it was the best place to be for the care that she needs. Sadie is so well known that it’s very common that a doctor, nurse or anesthesiologist will come to visit and say “Hi’ while she is at BCH. 

A fund has been set up at BCH called the Pediatric Interventional Pain Service Fund. This means every penny I raise now goes directly to Sadie’s Doctor, Pradeep Dinakar at BCH Pain Clinic. Doctor Dinakar is behind everything and has been hands down the most compassionate doctor we have ever met. He has set up a fund, which is no easy task to get done. We know that research is the only way to have clinical trials and eventually cures. Sadie’s last three surgeries were not done 7 years ago as there was not enough research to back them up and now there is. 100% of our funds raised will go towards research under his direction. This fund was set up due to the endless support we received from beautiful people like you and a patient, Sadie Rose, who is fearless!!! This is Sadie’s fund and will help children who suffer from the same disorder Sadie has.

Sadie finished her 5th year at Lesley University studying Art Therapy, which is also what helped her get through some tough days. Sadie is interning in Vermont this summer as an Art Teacher. Our oldest daughter is a Licensed Social Worker and worked at Boston Childrens Hospital. It's safe to say that our family is all in for the Greatest Hospital around.

Sincerely,
Michael Doherty, Race Organizer and Sadie's Dad