Superheroes Triumph! Run Series

Simply ask your sidekick to count while you're running to record your time!  Just kidding.

Use a tracking app on your phone or mobile device and upload your results when you are finished. Simply download a FREE run tracking app. We suggest the following popular ones:

• Runkeeper
• Map My Run
• Strava
• Pacer
• or any others will do.

When you have completed your distance, upload your results to the "Results" page on here so you can see how you fare against other heroes.

Who is your nemesis? One of the hardest battles every hero has to face is the one against themselves.

We challenge you to fight – if you have SCI or disability and you're ambulatory, set your own goal to walk. Whether it’s the entire race or just a few steps, you're a Superhero when you Rise-to-the-Challenge!

The Challenge is for people with disabilities that are ambulatory.  Participants are ‘challenged’ to walk as far as they are able, whether that is five steps, the full distance they choose, or just standing up at their finish line.  Triumph Foundation’s run series is no ordinary race – it is miles of inspiration – from the costumes, to the variety of abilities competing in the same race, to the motivational comradery of communities coming together to support each other.

For more information or if you would like to participate in The Challenge, please email randi@triumph-foundation.org.

When posting to social media, be sure to use the following hashtags for easy photo tracking: #RunTriumph2020 #RiseToTheChallenge

Send us your fabulously newsworthy photos of you completing your goal distance dressed in your best superhero running gear!

Whether your snapshot shows up with an article by Clark Kent in “The Daily Planet” or Peter Parker sends your photo to “The Daily Bugle” - you’ll be famous!

When posting to social media (Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram!), be sure to use the following hashtags for easy photo tracking:

#RunTriumph2020

#RunForACause

No social media? No problem. Email your race photos directly to Terina@triumph-foundation.org and we will do the work for you.

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Triumph Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to help children, adults, & Veterans with spinal cord injury and paralyzing disorders to triumph over their disability and to inspire them to keep moving forward with their lives by pushing themselves to get better every day.  Triumph provides critical assistance services to people that become paralyzed through its Newly Injured Support, Grants & Equipment, and Adaptive Recreation programs. 
 
Founded in 2008, the organization has touched the lives of over 8,000 individuals affected by disability, provided $1,000,000 in assistance to people with inadequate medical insurance and financial hardship, delivered over 2,000 care packages to people in hospitals that suffer from paralysis, holds over 20 annual adaptive recreational events to support athletes with disabilities, performed dozens of home and bathroom remodels for accessibility, donated fifteen adapted vehicles to people who did not have the means to purchase one on their own, and regularly visits 22 hospitals & rehabilitation centers throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Bernardino, and San Diego Counties.   
 
Among many accolades, in 2018 Triumph Foundation was chosen as California’s Nonprofit of the Year by Cal Nonprofits. 
 
More information can be found at www.Triumph-Foundation.org.