Things to do in Carmichael, CA on Thanksgiving

A family-friendly 3-kilometer fun run and walk on Wellington Way near Granite Bay High School. The 6K runs the same loop twice, once in reverse.

The Solano Turkey Trot, a charity 5K, 10K and Kids Run before Thanksgiving dinner, raising funds for Meals on Wheels of Solano County and Suisun City Salvation Army KROC Center. Runners get a t-shirt and medal.

A fun run and walk through Benicia Community Park that raises money for the Hamann Foundation, which supports local families facing a cancer diagnosis. Registration costs $33.

A 90-minute Thanksgiving workout combining cycling, strength training and yoga at The Ultimate Peaceful Place Yoga & Fitness Studio.

A 5K with professional timing and a short donut dash for children ages 4 to 7, presented by the City of Lincoln Recreation Department. Proceeds go to a scholarship fund that covers recreation program fees for families in need.

A Thanksgiving morning turkey trot hosted by the City of Woodland, presented by Dignity Health, with Yolo Food Bank.

A walk or run to start Thanksgiving morning in Rio Vista, with donations going toward projects in the downtown area.

A 5K run or walk that funds uniforms, tournament fees and training for every Live Oak Wrestling team, from youth through high school. Entry includes a tee shirt, and refreshments are served at the finish.

Solano Turkey Trot at Solano Community College in Fairfield, California.

A race in Benicia, now in its 10th year, that raises money for the Tim & Jeannie Hamann Foundation, which gives cancer patients direct help with everyday needs like rent and groceries.

A 5K walk, 5K run and 10K run at Hooper Stadium on the Nevada Union High School campus in Grass Valley, along with a kids race. The course mixes trail and street, strollers are allowed on the walk course, and pets are not.

The Emergency Food Bank Stockton/San Joaquin's 22nd annual Run and Walk Against Hunger, presented by Aaron Judge's ALL RISE Foundation, a family event raising funds and awareness to fight hunger.

A family 5K run or walk and a 10K in Folsom on Thanksgiving morning, with proceeds going to Twin Lakes Food Bank, the Never In Our Town Youth Scholarship and local trails. A food drive collects pantry donations, and entry is capped at 4,300 participants.

A regular Tai Chi class held in Old Fair Oaks Park.

A walk to help stock the Auburn Interfaith Food Closet and benefit local families.