Category Archives: positivity

RDG Month of Thanks, Day 8: NeighborLink Fort Wayne & Andrew Hoffman

Day 8 of RDG’s Month of Thanks remembers how great of a fit that NeighborLink Fort Wayne was for Runners Doing Good, especially at such a crucial time for us. Ever feel that something is just meant to be? When the decision was made that we were going to be supporting a new charity, weContinue reading “RDG Month of Thanks, Day 8: NeighborLink Fort Wayne & Andrew Hoffman”

RDG Month of Thanks, Day 7 – It’s all about the hardware

All of the sweat, blood, and tears are wrapped up in these.

Month of Thanks, Day 3: Enterprise

Maybe it’s odd to recognize a car rental company in a month of gratitude posting but I still maintain that life is all about relationships and doing well by others and Enterprise Rent-A-Car certainly did well by us. For our first 5 years of this crazy adventure, we required the rental of two, 15 passengerContinue reading “Month of Thanks, Day 3: Enterprise”

Thoughts on The Future of Runners Doing Good

“The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Create it.” – Abraham Lincoln

RDG By the Numbers After Ragnar Trail ’22

7 – 3, 2, & 2 – Number of Ragnar Road Relays run in Chicago and Michigan and Trail Relays in Michigan 10 – Number of Vans rented 33 – Number of different runners that have run on behalf of Runnin’ Not Walken Runners Doing Good since 2015 1,226.2 – Miles run, in total, byContinue reading “RDG By the Numbers After Ragnar Trail ’22”

2022 Campaign Final Numbers

Going into this year, there was a ton of uncertainty towards how this campaign would play out. This was our first year, not working directly with a local non-profit and really approaching this solely on our own. It had to be a bit of a proof of concept that we could do this without allContinue reading “2022 Campaign Final Numbers”

What’s Next?

In the matter of about a week, we’ll publish our campaign’s final numbers. Not long after that, we’ll update Runners Doing Good’s stats in our Team RDG: By the Numbers series. If you’d like to see what we’ve done in past, please click here. Beyond that, the question ultimately turns to “What’s Next?” It’s aContinue reading “What’s Next?”