In addition to wanting to participate in the 2025 Chicago Marathon this year, I really want to help make a difference in someone's life. My good luck landed me on Special Children's Charities team. As you may know, my younger sister Caitlin had special needs so I have a soft spot in my heart for anyone or any organization that is going out to try to help make their life and their family's life better in any way, shape, or form. This organization directly benefits special needs children and adults in the Chicago community, but as a not for profit organization, it takes your assistance to keep their mission alive.
If you've made it this far, I suspect you are here to donate to the cause - thank you so much in advance, and if there is anything I can help with or any questions I can address, please feel free to reach out to me at kevinjbuch@gmail.com or via my cell at (502) 376-7390.
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Since 1969, Special Children’s Charities has been the driving force behind inclusion and empowerment for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Chicago.
Special Children’s Charities aims to transcend boundaries and redefine possibilities by serving as a symbol of empowerment and inclusivity within both the disability community and the City of Chicago.
The spirit of accomplishment, inclusion, and joy that are part of the marathon experience are what we strive to provide for thousands of our participants in all 77 Chicago neighborhoods. With your help, we are creating a more inclusive Chicago–one mile at a time.
If you wish to make a donation via check, please send to the address below and they will credit the donation to my fundraising page. Please make sure to include my name (KEVIN BUCH) in the memo section.
Please make all checks payable to Special Children's Charities.
Mail to:
Special Children's Charities
2 E. 8th St., Suite 2M
Chicago, IL 60605
Again, thank you for supporting the thousands of participants with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Chicago!