Freed to Run Challenge meets its $180,000 goal

The annual event benefits Shelter for Elders at Jacksonville Area Legal Aid.


  • By Max Marbut
  • | 12:00 a.m. December 9, 2024
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From left, Ryan Emilio, Freed to Run Challenge founder Mike Freed and  Regina Sooey. Emilio and Sooey were winners of the 24-hour Challenge.
From left, Ryan Emilio, Freed to Run Challenge founder Mike Freed and Regina Sooey. Emilio and Sooey were winners of the 24-hour Challenge.
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The Freed to Run Challenge on Nov. 23-24 met its $180,000 fundraising goal, including a $25,000 match from the Delores Barr Weaver Legacy Fund at The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida.

Nearly 150 participants made financial pledges and then ran, jogged, walked or pushed strollers for 12 or 24 hours on a half-mile loop around the Duval County Courthouse.

A 5K run and a 35-mile bicycle ride from the St. Johns County Courthouse in St. Augustine to the Duval County Courthouse also are elements of the annual event.

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