Down with Running

Every year, on March 21st, our family, and people all over the world, celebrate World Down Syndrome Day. What do I mean by "celebrate". I mean, we wear mis-matched (or crazy) socks and post the pictures all over social media. You should try it! The thought behind the mismatched socks is due to the change in the 21st chromosome that was thought to look like a pair of mismatch socks. If you hear us refer to Lilly as a "little extra" its because, scientifically, she is. Everyone

A high school basketball game recently became a powerful moment of inspiration when Hannah Byers scored at a state basketball game. Her story is a reminder of the strength, determination, and joy that sports can bring to everyone, regardless of their challenges. The video below was a story KCRG-9 did highlighting Hannah's impact on the WSR girls' basketball team, prior to this week's game. The WSR women's team had a great year, and Hannah was with them from start to finish. T

Running Together: Giving Everyone a Chance to Shine Ever felt the wind on your face as you run? Imagine if everyone, regardless of their circumstances, could feel that rush of freedom. That's what we're all about – breaking down barriers so that everyone, including people with special needs, can join in on the joy of running. Breaking Down Barriers: Running is simple, right? All you need is a pair of shoes and the will to move. That's why it's perfect for people of all abilit