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DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Maude Ariosa, 31, right, rattles a Nepalese yak bell next to her running buddy Andrew Coats, 48, both of Denver, as they cheer at the starting line of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Runners cruise across south down snowy Franklin Street along Washington Park during the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Deann Cookson, 64, left, takes a selfie with her daughter Brittany Sims, 34, right, both of Denver, as they wait at the starting line of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot through Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Danny Rabiolo, center, fixes Rick Davey's turkey hat while waiting to run the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot through Washington Park with Davey's daughter Ayda Davey, 7, left, Davey's wife Jessica Davey, rear left, and Rabiolo's wife Lindsay Rabiolo, right, all of Denver. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Mason Mitchell of Breckenridge crosses the finish line of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Runners cruise across south down snowy Franklin Street along Washington Park during the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Turkey hats adorn Craig Schuer, 37 and his wife Sarah Schuer, 38 both of Denver, as they wait for the start of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: A snowy property on Franklin Street makes for a peaceful backdrop for Mile High United Way Turkey Trot participants, seen running along and through Washington Park during the Thanksgiving morning event. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Jason Rietz, 48, of Denver, waits at the starting line of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park with his dogs Tito and Tyson. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Runners take off from the starting line of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Dressed for the occasion, pedestrians and dogs walk toward the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: Denver resident Alex Scherer, 27, of Arvada, performs the National Anthem at the start of the Mile High United Way Turkey Trot around Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Thanksgiving morning event, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)

DENVER 脨 NOV. 28: With Mile High United Way Turkey Trot participants behind them, members of the Sutherland, Queen, Coates and Steck families of Denver play their 35th annual Thanksgiving morning football game in Washington Park. Organizers said about 8,300 people entered the Turkey Trot, raising nearly $400,000 for United Way programming. (Photo by Andy Colwell/Special to The Denver Post)