Wizarding World of Harry Potter art director Alan Gilmore were played. On Saturday, MuggleNet hosted an in-person component of its MuggleNet 20th Anniversary Virtual 20K run. Whether you could make it in person or not, everyone who registered received a personalized digital running bib and a 3" platinum running medal featuring a spinning Time-Turner. This event was in partnership with Potterhead Running Club. Participants were asked to come dressed in their best cosplay or magical Muggle clothes. A bonus 20-year charm was given to those who showed up for the event in person. Saturday evening, MuggleNet hosted a dance party at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square. Entertainment and excitement included Harry Potter-themed drinks, amazing cosplay, and classic songs from 1999 to 2019. Activism MuggleNet has collaborated with several organizations over the years to raise awareness as well as funds to support causes and social justice. In 2010, MuggleNet, along with several groups in the Harry Potter fandom, created a four-hour event called Helping Haiti Heal, with all proceeds going to Partners in Health to help provide health care to areas without reliable medical care following the disastrous earthquake that hit the country that year. In 2016, MuggleNet and Hogwarts Running Club (now Potterhead Running Club) created the Fantastic Beasts 5K, a charity race that benefited END7 (supported by Fantastic Beasts actor Eddie Redmayne and former Harry Potter actor Tom Felton). In July 2018, MuggleNet ran a campaign in honor of J.K. Rowling and Harry Potter's shared birthday called Thank You for the Magic. This campaign helped benefit four smaller charity organizations associated with the Harry Potter fandom: the Harry Potter Alliance, Project Purple (pancreatic cancer research), the Protego Foundation (animal rights), and the Trevor Project. In August 2019, MuggleNet ran a campaign called Magical Books for Muggle Teachers. The goal of this campaign was to help teachers, who often have to use their own money for supplies, by providing classrooms in the United States with copies of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. In October 2019, MuggleNet and Potterhead Running Club sponsored a virtual 20K, with all proceeds going to Potterhead Running Club, whose mission is to motivate fans to be more physically active while supporting other direct-impact charities. In June 2020, MuggleNet volunteers made a collective donation to Black Trans Advocacy Coalition and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund to help fight policy brutality and all