About
Thank you for your interest in joining the 2023 American Liver Foundation Marathon Team, which is entering its 35th year as part of the Boston Athletic Association’s 2023 Boston Marathon® Official Charity Program. Our Team offers an engaged and enthusiastic Running Council, a knowledgeable and experienced training coach, and a supportive ALF New England Regional Team to help you accomplish your individual fundraising goals.
Space on this year’s team is limited to 45 charity runners (this does not include Qualified Runners who are interested in joining the team), so top consideration will be given to applicants who are highly motivated to raise important funds to support the ALF mission with a minimum commitment of no less than $8,500. This minimum is a requirement that every runner is personally responsible for without exception. We ask that you provide a comprehensive fundraising plan detailing action items that will enable you to reach your goal.
The 2023 ALF Marathon Team Applications will be available for submission from Monday, September 12th at 10 am to Monday, September 19th at 11:59 pm. Thank you for your interest in supporting the ALF Mission.
Benefits to joining the team
- Training: Whether you’re an experienced runner or have never walked a mile, our experienced coaches and their training program will help you cross the finish line.
- Fundraising Coaches: Our dedicated staff has helped hundreds of people and is here to help you reach your fundraising goal.
- Team Gear: All runners will receive an American Liver Foundation branded singlet.
Event Details
When:
April 17, 2023
Contact:
Sheri Singer
ssinger@liverfoundation.org
401-524-8901
Fundraising Commitment
Charity Runners:
$8,500
Qualifying Runners:
$4,000
Top Runners
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Training
Whether you’re an experienced runner or have never walked a mile, our experienced coaches and their training program will help you cross the finish line.
Meet our 2022 National LIVEr Champions.
For the last decade, Sarah and Emily Tully have cheered on their parents, Deb and Keith, in running marathons for the American Liver Foundation and raising money to fund the research of liver disease and support those affected by it.
