Sentence examples for marathon to raise from inspiring English sources

When you're running a marathon to raise money for a cause, you're expressing what you care about.

He ran this year's marathon to raise money for the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund, which supports families of soldiers who have died since 9/11.

Recently, I ran the Sheffield half marathon to raise money for Roundabout, a charity that supports homeless young people in Sheffield.

Then, when my father-in-law got a serious illness in 2007, I randomly decided to do a half marathon to raise some money for charity.

Karlee decided to run the marathon to raise money for the Anthony Nolan Trust, the leukemia charity who had organised a bone marrow transplant for Oli Johnson, the 30 year old fiancee of her close friend.

In 2008, he ran the New York City marathon to raise money for the Michael J. Fox Foundation and in honour of his father, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease around 1994.

Now 25, he works for a ski corporation and runs marathons to raise money for causes like the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

They supported a Christian charity called Team World Vision, which gets entrants to the country's major marathons to raise money for development projects in Africa.

And so Amidon takes pains to demonstrate that high-achieving suburban children, despite their perfect Advanced Placement scores and 24-hour squash marathons to raise money for AIDS research, are actually more damaged than we have realized.

Emdad also helps run a weekend cultural school in East London and in his spare time is a running enthusiast who has run 2 consecutive London marathons to raise money for the Amani Foundation.

Mark Maddox, from Liverpool, has been running all his life, but since being diagnosed with motor neurone disease, he has run marathons to raise money and awareness of the condition.