VOLUME 26 | Reflecting on 2024, the 26.2 Foundation celebrates key achievements, from the International Marathon Center to global programs shaping the future of marathoning.

VOLUME 25 | Team Inspire takes on the 2024 TCS New York City Marathon, fundraising for the 26.2 Foundation. Runners from across the U.S. and beyond unite for a great cause.

VOLUME 24 | The olive wreath tradition represents the ideals for which the citizen-soldiers fought in Marathon over 2,500 years ago: freedom, individual dignity, and the power of democracy.

VOLUME 23 | April 15th marks the 100th time that Boston Marathon runners have begun the 26.2-mile race in Hopkinton, MA.

The past 12 months have been pivotal for us, and I believe we’ll come to look back on 2023 as a genuine turning point in our journey towards a Marathon Center.

VOLUME 22 | Read about the education programs planned for the new International Marathon Center, the Hiller 5k, and a recent presentation we made to the National Hellenic Society.

VOLUME 21 | Management guru Peter Drucker famously asked, ‘If you can’t measure it, how can you manage it?’ Agreed. But what if ‘it’ doesn’t quite yet exist?

VOLUME 19 | “A toxic combination of greed, neglect, and an arrogant opposition to prize money,” is how Boston Globe reporter Brian MacQuarrie describes the atmosphere around the race in the early 1980s – and then explains how it was saved by miracles (‘The Forgotten Story of How the Boston Marathon Almost Collapsed’, Globe Magazine, 4/12/23). As the race director in 1983 and 1984, the 26.2 Foundation’s Tim Kilduff had a front-row seat. We asked him, what would he add to the story?

VOLUME 18 | This coming April 17th marks not only Patriot’s Day and so, the 127th running of the Boston Marathon, but also 100 years since the epic race’s start in….Ashland.