2025 Brigham Stepping Strong Marathon Team: Mr. Bradley Allworth

FUNDRAISING UPDATE!!: Current Total is $9,260.20 - not reflected in the fundraising bar are a number of additional donations which are being routed through corporate matching programs. Thank you all for your support!

Why I'm Running

After going to college in Boston and attending many Boston Marathons I had always thought about what it would be like to experience it as a runner. I've decided to make that happen this year and am excited to be running the 129th Boston Marathon with the Stepping Strong team. I chose to run with Stepping Strong as a result of my own personal connection to Brigham & Women's Hospital.

As some may know, in 2020 my daughter Reagan was born premature. She ultimately spent ~2 weeks at BWH in the NICU where she received the care she needed to get her on track to be the active, healthy 4-year old she is today.

I am proud to be running for BWH and the Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Fund which serves the critically important and underserved area of trauma research.

Thank you in advance for your support! Please feel free to make a donation in any amount or consider "Sponsoring" a mile as detailed below!

Sponsor A Mile

Sponsor a mile (or miles) with your donation! If you sponsor a mile you can choose one song for me to put on my running playlist to play during that mile (approximately!). You can note which mile you would like to sponsor when you donate

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Starting Line - Kinley, Reagan & Miles

Mile 1 - $100

Mile 2 - $50 - Matt Bazard

Mile 3 - $50 - Todd Phillips

Mile 4 - $50 - Brenda Padgham

Mile 5 - $50 - Scott Slavik

Mile 6 - $75 - Crystal & Nick Malia

Mile 7 - $75 - Riley & Loukas

Mile 8 - $75

Mile 9 - $75 - Sara Lopez

Mile 10 - $100 - David Tuder

Mile 11 - $100 - Caras Family

Mile 12 (Wellesley College) - $100

Mile 13 (Halfway!) - $131 (13.1 Miles) - Tracey & Greg Riley (Song: "Shipping Up to Boston")

Mile 14 - $100 - Paul Gregov

Mile 15 - $100 - Dinah Pu

Mile 16 - $100 - Mickey Miller

Mile 17 - $100 - Dante Piccolo

Mile 18 - $100 - Marshall Fulton

Mile 19 - $100

Mile 20 (Heartbreak Hill) - $262 - Sandy & Dave Allworth (Song: "All Star")

Mile 21 (Boston College) - $100 - Josh & Raquel Baron

Mile 22 - $100 - Dave Martinez

Mile 23 - $100 - Meagan Golden

Mile 24 (Boston University) - $200 - Matt Bazard

Mile 25 (Kenmore Square) - $200

Mile 26 (Almost There) - $200 - Alex & Lindsay Riley

Final .2 (Finish!) - Jack & Linda Davis (Song: "Sweet Caroline")

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Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation

In 2013, Boston was changed forever when a beautiful Marathon Monday turned into a senseless tragedy. Gillian Reny, then a high school senior, was one of 39 critically injured patients rushed to Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where doctors and nurses saved her life and legs. With gratitude to the Brigham, the Reny family established The Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation to help other trauma patients regain their strength and ability to step strong once again.The Gillian Reny Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation aims to catalyze trauma innovation for injured civilians and military heroes through multidisciplinary investigative collaborations across the continuum of trauma care, from prevention to treatment and recovery. Stepping Strong-funded initiatives are making a profound impact on trauma survivors and their families worldwide. The center has raised more than $30 million to fuel trauma research, advance education, build community, and inspire advocacy. But much more needs to be done.Trauma is a neglected global epidemic. According to the Centers for Disease Control:

Trauma is the number one cause of death for people 44 or younger, ahead of cancer and heart disease.
Traumatic injuries comprise 40% of visits to emergency departments.
More than $2 trillion per year is spent on decreased productivity, work loss, and medical costs due to traumatic injuries.
Despite the significant burden of trauma, less than 2% of federal funding is allocated toward trauma research, inhibiting our ability to understand how to prevent, treat, and improve recovery from traumatic injury.

The Stepping Strong Center remains committed to serving as a leader in trauma research and innovation to bridge this gap and advance the field of trauma care. When you support a member of the Brigham's Stepping Strong Boston Marathon Team, you are helping the center turn tragedy into hope for civilians and military heroes worldwide who have suffered devastating traumatic injuries.

Thank you for supporting this extraordinary group of runners and continuing to honor the Boston Strong spirit that still defines our city today. Learn more about the Stepping Strong Center for Trauma Innovation at the Brigham: www.bwhsteppingstrong.org Qualified runners are encouraged to join our team as well.

Brigham and Women's Hospital is a proud partner of the Bank of America Boston Marathon Official Charity Program.

Achievements

Self-Gift Badge

I'm a runner and a Brigham donor!

Personal Progress:

of Goal

$2,226 Raised

$10,000.00

Honor Roll

Bradley Allworth

$1,050

David Tuder

$100

Dinah Pu

Fitch Group Matching Program

$250

Josh & Raquel Baron

$100

Matt Bazard

$250

Mr. Bradley Allworth

$250

Paul Gregov

$100

Todd Phillips

$26

Honor Roll

Bradley Allworth

$1,050

David Tuder

$100

Dinah Pu

Fitch Group Matching Program

$250

Josh & Raquel Baron

$100

Matt Bazard

$250

Mr. Bradley Allworth

$250

Paul Gregov

$100

Todd Phillips

$26

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