The mission hits the road.
One season. Thirteen races. Hundreds of miles — every one for survivors.
September through December. Follow along, show up, or fuel a mile — the road is long on purpose.
Sept 5–7
Three half marathons in three days. The season opener sets the tone: we don't do easy.
39.3 miles · RunSept 13
100 miles in the saddle under the Florida sun. Sweet name, serious distance.
100 miles · RideSept 26
Sprint format — run, ride, run. Short, fast, and no room to hide.
Sprint · DuathlonOct 25
Another century — 100 miles tracing the Florida coastline.
100 miles · RideNov 6–8
San Juan, Puerto Rico. A 5K, a 10K, and a half marathon across three days — earning the challenge medal for finishing all three.
22.4 miles · RunNov 28
Homestead, FL. A full 26.2 to burn off Thanksgiving — and to keep the mission moving.
26.2 miles · RunDec 6 · The Big One
A 5K run, a 56-mile ride, then a half marathon — back to back to back. For every survivor still finding their voice.
Ultra · 72+ milesDec 12–14
The 10K, then the full marathon the next morning. A double-header to close out the year.
10K + 26.2 · RunThree years. One direction. Every mile builds toward the next.
Sept – Dec 2026
The Season
One season. Thirteen races. Hundreds of miles for survivors.
Races drop Dec 1, 2026
The Bridge
A new season revealed as 2026 wraps up — building momentum toward the big one.
January 1, 2028
The Destination
The biggest push yet — 1,000 man-powered miles around the Florida coastline.
On New Year's Day 2028, I'll set out from the Panhandle and cover 1,000 miles around Florida's coast — running, rucking, biking, and rowing. This isn't a relay. This isn't a sanctioned race. It's an awareness mission — every mile a message that survivors don't have to carry it alone.
And you're invited. Run a mile with me. See me off. Meet me on the route. However you show up — show up.
Follow the journey →For decades I carried what happened to me in silence. Now every start line is a statement: survivors don't need more silence — they need to be believed, supported, and protected. The miles are mine. The money is theirs.
To survivors. To healing. To showing up when it matters most.
Each race is a public act of courage — turning pain into purpose and movement into support.
You don't have to run a step. Every dollar goes directly to IgniteHer — funding real support for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
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