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We believe that all families and communities should have access to our program, and our interns help make that possible. Girls on the Run provides meaningful opportunities for interns to learn and grow their skillsets.

This fall season at GOTRBC, we’re launching an updated curriculum that better meets the needs of today’s girls. Girls on the Run has intentionally designed the lessons to make our program even more transformational. 

All new coaches are required to attend an in-person training. Come dressed comfortably and be ready to move. Future coaches will have an opportunity to work with the Girls on the Run curriculum, meet other volunteers and learn best practices for coaching.

Coach applications and online modules must be completed before attending an in-person session.  You can go to our Coach page, click “Sign Up Now” to complete a coach application.

We are excited to announce the start of the Girls on the Run Fall season beginning the week of September 9th.

Meet Deb Preston!

The author of the 2022 Maxy award-winning children's book, Girls Can. 

Participating in sports can do wonders to a girl’s confidence, social life and health. Like anything else, some girls will be more skilled than others, but that does not mean that everyone should not give sports a try.

Drinking enough water every day is an essential part of human health, making water the best drink choice for everyone — including growing girls. Even though it can sometimes be more tempting to reach for a sugary or caffeinated drink, when you choose water instead, your body will thank you every time.

Investing in young people today, creates a stronger, more equitable and inclusive future for all tomorrow.

No matter your age or stage in life, it is undeniable that most of us can use a boost in our physical, mental and emotional health. Life can be daunting and downright exhausting, so taking a beat to take care of yourself is a HUGE must-have during these unpredictable days.