My Story
Addiction once controlled my life. Discovering running gave me a new path—a way to find strength, discipline, and hope. The marathon is more than a race; it's a symbol of change and resilience.
How Running Helps
Running boosts mental health by releasing endorphins, builds community through shared goals, and teaches perseverance. Many who have struggled with addiction have found running a critical part of their recovery journey.
Testimonials
"Run for Change helped me believe in myself again. The support and the race gave me purpose." — Jane D.
"I never thought running could be my therapy, but it saved me." — Mark S.