In less than two weeks the relay baton will begin an extraordinary journey from LA to Boston. What adventures lie ahead? What incredible people will we greet? What stories we will have to tell!

A quick reminder that you’ll be able to track the baton LIVE on our website and chat with fellow runners at -http://www.onerunforboston.org/live/

P.S. In the coming weeks we’ll be asking you to help us name this year’s baton. Get your thinking hats on everyone!

14 States, 14 Dates.

Fancy a date with Danny and Kate? Raise $250 or more via your ORFB fundraising page for a chance to win The Red Short Experience! This will include:

1. Danny and Kate will meet you on your stage and then take you for Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner afterwards
2. Pair of autographed red short shorts, as featured on Danny’s Red Shorts - https://www.facebook.com/DannysRedShortsOfficial
3. An awesome selection of ORFB swag!
4. Signed copy of ‘Not All Superheroes Wear Capes’
5. A tasteless souvenir from England

We have one Red Short Experience to give away per state. Recipients will be drawn at random in the week beginning 10 March. All ORFB runners who have raised $250 will qualify for the draw. Runners will get an extra name in the hat for each $250 they raise.

Good luck everyone! #FundraisingFriday

Thursday February 20, 9pm EST

Let’s get #OneRunForBoston trending!

This is your chance to ask us what goes on behind the scenes.

Join us, and your ORFB family, this Thursday at 9pm EST for a 60 minute LIVE Twitter chat.

Follow @OneRunForBoston to get involved!!

Love from…

Danny, Kate and Jamie
One Run For Boston organizers

Five things I learned in the USA last summer…

1) America really isn’t as dangerous as the movies make out.

2) Humans can survive, and some even choose to live, in temperatures above 75°F.

3) Nahongvita! means Run Strong! in the Hopi language.

4) Americans do actually drink tea. They just haven’t discovered the joys of boiling the water and adding milk yet.

5) There are many, many more good people in this world than there are bad.

…Looking forward to making more discoveries on ORFB2!

Kate Treleaven
One Run For Boston Co-Organizer (with the extra responsibility of keeping Danny Boy Bent out of trouble)

Say Hello to our 3 Boston Marathon runners!

We’re proud to introduce you all to our three One Run For Boston runners who will represent the group in this year’s Boston Marathon…

1.) Ilene Fabisch -http://www.onerunforboston.org/u/weruntogether/

2.) Steve Badour -http://www.onerunforboston.org/u/Goodcause/

3.) MJ Canotas -http://www.onerunforboston.org/u/miltapalooza/

It’s safe to say that these two guys and gal were all super excited when we broke the news to them!

A huge thank you to everyone for your continued fundraising efforts. It is amazing to see what this family of runners is achieving and our commiserations to those of you who missed out on a bib.

I’m running because…

"Are you kidding me? How could I not run? Give up the chance to run 20 miles in the middle of the night? Give up the chance to be part of an unbroken chain of runners stretching coast to coast in support of the the bombing victims, their families, and the world’s greatest marathon? Of course I’m going to run. Done deal. Please join me!"

Bill Orman

http://www.onerunforboston.org/u/BillOrman1009/

What’s the best thing about helping organise One Run For Boston?

“You are never far away from discovering the most incredible and inspirational stories of the human spirit. Everyday we work towards making the relay a success and the worklo…ad can get intense but staying motivated is never a problem. I’m part of something I love and the support from our running family makes it all worth while.”

Jamie Hay
One Run For Boston organizer (along with Danny and Kate!)