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Motivational Moments: Bravery

12/11/2018

My feet pounded against the cold hard sand. My heart raced as a bolt of lighting struck the ground. The wind thrashed but I refused to back down.The world seemed to be spinning faster than usual, knocking me off balance. The winds took over me and thrashed me in the air. The waves came crashing in and towered over me. Today was the most terrifying day. It happens every ten years on December 31.

National Coach Ambassador Spotlight: Meet Molly!

12/03/2018

Meet Molly Johnson! Hailing from Troy, Ohio, Molly is one of sixteen inaugural National Coach Ambassadors with Girls on the Run. Her fun personality and caring heart have made a huge impact on the life of girls in her community and beyond!

What a Mirror Really Shows

11/26/2018

My story begins with my friends that coached for Girls on the Run. For several years, they mentioned that I should coach as well. All I knew about it was the name – and the name intimidated me, because I am basically the opposite of a runner. Don’t get me wrong, I am athletic, but running for the sake of running has never interested me. How could I coach girls to do something I had no interest in? Little did I know, this program is about SO much more than running a 5K.