"I move so I can eat Mexican food, drink margaritas and play with my girlfriends!”

- Judy

"I determined that I could train for the Marathon, lose a considerable amount of weight in the process AND raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF)."

- Roger W.

Learn more about Roger and his amazing work to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

"Everyone, when they hear about this [running 10 half-marathons in 10 Canadian cities for mental health awareness], they say, 'you're crazy.' Yeah, that's kind of why I'm doing this."

- Jacob M.
Toronto, Ontario Canada

Read more about Jacob's 10 planned half-marathons over the summer of 2016.

"So we can hike the beautiful White Mountains!"

- Angela

"To preserve the good health I've been given"

- Amanda A.

“The reason why I am running 40 marathons in seven weeks is because by 2030 there will be a 40% difference between the demand for water and the supply of water available. In the beginning, I just looked at these like numbers on a page. Now that I am running, I realize that forty is a big number! Every day I run 40 km and I going to run it 40 times.

Now I realize what a big problem the planet will have in the next 15 years."

- Mina G.

Find out more about Mina's mission and Thirst for Water.

"I talk with a lot of people who have dreams of hiking the Appalachian Trail or backpacking Europe but they don’t have the time, money, or experience. They see it as an either/or proposition; either I can have these big adventures or I have to sit and wait until I can.

I’m a big advocate of micro-adventuring, which is going out there and doing these adventurous activities in a way that’s much more accessible. Not being able to climb Everest doesn’t mean that you can’t do anything right now, and taking up hiking isn’t accepting that you’ll never climb that mountain. It’s simply doing what you can, where you are, with what you’ve got"

- Wade E., 33

Read more about Wade's hiking adventures!