In August 2020, I lost my sister to her mental health challenges. That loss changed my life and deepened my commitment to supporting mental health awareness, education, and suicide prevention.

Running became an important part of my healing journey. Through the support of the running community, I found connection, strength, and a safe space to navigate grief while prioritizing my own mental health.

In 2024, I ran the Chicago Marathon while fundraising for suicide prevention. Then, in 2026, I had the incredible opportunity to run the Berlin Marathon with Still I Run. Through that experience, I became even more inspired by their mission to promote the positive impact of running on mental health and to create a supportive community for those facing mental health challenges.

I am honored to share that I will be running the 2027 London Marathon as part of Team Still I Run. This will be my second marathon with Still I Run, and I'm returning because I believe so deeply in their mission. Their work helps break down stigma, encourage conversations about mental health, and remind people that they are never alone in their struggles.

As I train for London, I am raising funds to support Still I Run and the important work they do every day. Every donation helps expand mental health awareness, provide resources, and build a stronger community of support.

Thank you for considering a donation and for supporting a cause that means so much to me. Together, we can help make mental health a priority and ensure that more people receive the support they deserve.

Running with Purpose,

Sue