GRATITUDE
It is impossible to name all the people who came together to make this year’s Boston Bulldogs Run for Recovery such an inspiring celebration of a community coming together to support wellness in recovery -- and to embrace the memory of those who have been lost to addiction and their loved ones. We welcomed over 500 registered runners, more than 60 registered volunteers, 30+ tables representing local businesses and recovery programs – and friends and family supporting all of the above. And, for the 3rd year in a row, we beat back the rain clouds.
Mayor Marty Walsh joined us for the Tribute following the race, and wowed the crowd with his most genuine and heartfelt remarks about recovery and community. He lingered afterwards to shake hands, take photos, talk with people, listen to their stories – it was a highlight for the Club and we were honored to have him in attendance.
To our sponsors who made the day possible – lead sponsors Bournewood Health Systems and Cabot Corporation along with City Realty, the Dodo Classic and the MJW Charitable Foundation.
Barrett & Singal, Beacon Hill Athletic Clubs, CleanSlate, the Gavin Foundation and Marathon Sports rounded out the list of supporters who make this event possible. Thanks to our partners in the Mayor’s Office of Recovery Services and a special thanks to NESN Connects for all they do to support the Boston Bulldogs.
This year’s Festival included more than 20 recovery programs, joined by local businesses whose generous donations nourished the crowd. And where would be without the volunteers who showed up in record numbers and worked tirelessly with enthusiasm and dedication. Finally, thanks to all the runners, virtual and real who participated in this year's race. Congratulations to this year's overall winners David Chorney and Lindsay Weigl - and a big Bulldogs shout out to under 10 first place winners Finley Long and Neve Flynn.
In the end, it takes a village -- and a village it was on Sunday.
We are humbled, grateful, beyond excited about the support for the Boston Bulldogs and for wellness in recovery.
Join us, run or walk with us weekly in Cleveland Circle, South Boston and Plymouth.
Visit the website, sign up for our newsletter.
Be well.
Results are posted. Stay tuned for photos.
It is impossible to name all the people who came together to make this year’s Boston Bulldogs Run for Recovery such an inspiring celebration of a community coming together to support wellness in recovery -- and to embrace the memory of those who have been lost to addiction and their loved ones. We welcomed over 500 registered runners, more than 60 registered volunteers, 30+ tables representing local businesses and recovery programs – and friends and family supporting all of the above. And, for the 3rd year in a row, we beat back the rain clouds.
Mayor Marty Walsh joined us for the Tribute following the race, and wowed the crowd with his most genuine and heartfelt remarks about recovery and community. He lingered afterwards to shake hands, take photos, talk with people, listen to their stories – it was a highlight for the Club and we were honored to have him in attendance.
To our sponsors who made the day possible – lead sponsors Bournewood Health Systems and Cabot Corporation along with City Realty, the Dodo Classic and the MJW Charitable Foundation.
Barrett & Singal, Beacon Hill Athletic Clubs, CleanSlate, the Gavin Foundation and Marathon Sports rounded out the list of supporters who make this event possible. Thanks to our partners in the Mayor’s Office of Recovery Services and a special thanks to NESN Connects for all they do to support the Boston Bulldogs.
This year’s Festival included more than 20 recovery programs, joined by local businesses whose generous donations nourished the crowd. And where would be without the volunteers who showed up in record numbers and worked tirelessly with enthusiasm and dedication. Finally, thanks to all the runners, virtual and real who participated in this year's race. Congratulations to this year's overall winners David Chorney and Lindsay Weigl - and a big Bulldogs shout out to under 10 first place winners Finley Long and Neve Flynn.
In the end, it takes a village -- and a village it was on Sunday.
We are humbled, grateful, beyond excited about the support for the Boston Bulldogs and for wellness in recovery.
Join us, run or walk with us weekly in Cleveland Circle, South Boston and Plymouth.
Visit the website, sign up for our newsletter.
Be well.
Results are posted. Stay tuned for photos.
When and Where
Boston Bulldogs at the Rez
Thursdays @ 6:30 pm
Saturdays @ 10:00 am
(changing to 9am for the summer on June 2)
Chestnut Hill Reservoir | Cleveland Circle
We gather outside the Starbucks in Cleveland Circle, before heading across the street to the Reservoir.
Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm
Saturdays @ 9:00 am
Nelson Memorial Park | Plymouth
Mondays @ 6:30 pm
Devine Recovery Center | South Boston
Saturdays @ 10:00 am
(changing to 9am for the summer on June 2)
Chestnut Hill Reservoir | Cleveland Circle
We gather outside the Starbucks in Cleveland Circle, before heading across the street to the Reservoir.
Tuesdays @ 6:30 pm
Saturdays @ 9:00 am
Nelson Memorial Park | Plymouth
Mondays @ 6:30 pm
Devine Recovery Center | South Boston
Bulldogs In the News
Join Us!The Boston Bulldogs Running Club welcomes and encourages runners of all levels – dreamers, beginners, as well as those with running experience, past or present. Our volunteers will help you to set and meet your wellness goals, whatever your current level.
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Donations can also be sent to Boston Bulldogs | PO Box 470558, Brookline, MA, 02447-0558.
Checks should be made payable to Boston Bulldogs Running Club.
Checks should be made payable to Boston Bulldogs Running Club.
Contact Us
Interested in learning more about the Club and its mission? Consider joining us as a member, a club volunteer, a wellness sponsor or running coach/mentor. There are so many ways to be involved, whether you've been directly impacted by addiction or not.
We'd love to hear from you! Please reach out!
We'd love to hear from you! Please reach out!