Strong Women Start Here: Margot’s GOTR Story
Margot joined Girls on the Run in 2004 as a sixth grader who didn’t love running and rarely finished near
Margot joined Girls on the Run in 2004 as a sixth grader who didn’t love running and rarely finished near
For 46 days, Taryn Smith, a Girls on the Run coach, faced the vast Atlantic alone, yet the support and spirit of her Girls on the Run community were with her
Galentine’s Day is a moment to celebrate the friends who listen closely and help us believe in ourselves. At Girls on the Run, participants develop skills
For 30 years, the Girls on the Run community has had many reasons to celebrate. Most importantly, girls are recognizing
In the past, marathons weren’t built with every woman in mind. Too often, running spaces felt exclusive or intimidating, leaving many women
When girls believe in themselves and inspire others to do the same, the world shines brighter. Rowan — the leading
Change often brings excitement, yet for many people, especially children, unexpected shifts can rouse feelings of uncertainty. When GOTR alum Zola Barnwell’s family moved from Washington to
The GOTR community, and its many remarkable supporters, breathe life into everything we do at Girls on the Run. From