Marathon Monday: Hilari Williams
“I’m often in awe of what my body has accomplished so far, and I hope along the way, my son is learning that we can do hard things, we can overcome obstacles, and we can do it with love and a smile.”
Marathon Monday: Amanda Younggreen
“26.2 miles in memory of Clayton—bringing joy and confidence to anyone at any ability level.”
Marathon Monday: Sophia Poirier
“I’ve seen how important inclusion, resources, and community support are for individuals and their families, and I’m proud to run for an organization that helps make those opportunities possible.”
Marathon Monday: Bryan Lowe
“I told myself if I ever got an opportunity to run this race again, I’m going to be sure to be prepared – and here we are..”
Marathon Monday: Daniela Monsalve
“Through this marathon, I hope to support SCC’s mission and help create more opportunities where no one is left behind.”
Marathon Monday: Grace Bright
I am proud to run for a mission that reminds people that everyone deserves to be seen, supported, and celebrated.
Marathon Monday: Ron Blanchard
I am proud to run for a mission that reminds people that everyone deserves to be seen, supported, and celebrated.
Marathon Monday: Bradley Aleman
My dad and I could not think of a more perfect charity to raise money for. A charity bringing health and wellness and inclusivity to children and young adults like my brother, something we strive to not take for granted every day.
Marathon Monday: Andrew Dacosta
Training for a marathon is hard. Knowing I’m running for something bigger than myself makes it worth it.
Marathon Monday: Hayley Lawson
So when I run Chicago, I’m not just running for myself. I’m running to support a mission that creates inclusion, builds confidence, and empowers people to live full, meaningful lives.
