Running has always given me a reason to push myself beyond what I thought was possible. This year, I'm running the Berlin Marathon for a different reason: to better understand, support, and advocate for children and families navigating autism.
Someone very close to my heart has helped me see the world through a different lens. That experience has reminded me that we never truly know what someone, especially a child, may be experiencing beneath the surface. A little more patience, understanding, and compassion can make a world of difference.
That's why I chose to run for the Organization for Autism Research. As I train for 26.2 miles, I'm also learning more about autism, raising awareness, and supporting research and resources that help families today while creating a brighter future for tomorrow.
If you're able, I'd be grateful for your support. Whether that's through a donation or simply by sharing this page. Every dollar raised goes directly to OAR and helps provide meaningful resources, education, and research for individuals with autism and the people who love them.
Together, we can help create a world where every child is better understood. LET'S GOOOOO!
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