Supporting Charities
We are proud to have partnered with many charities who are using the 2010 Covenant Health Knoxville Marathon as a fundraiser for their cause. These supporting charities are listed below.
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Those who join Team Adoption are committed to promoting adoption awareness and enabling families to overcome the financial barriers associated with adoption. With every step, a child is closer to home. For more information, visit their website. |
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You can save lives with every mile you conquer!
Training for an endurance race is a huge commitment, but by joining the American Cancer Society Determination endurance event program you can help save lives. Join our nation of athletes determined to save lives by dedicating your training and race participation to fight a disease that has already taken too many lieves. With every step you take and every mile you conquer, you'll be helping create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.
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Join SoleMates, the adult charity running program of Girls on the Run®!
Joining SoleMates is a great way for you to make a difference for local Girls on the Run® (GOTR) chapter. You can walk or run in any event of your choice and raise funds for our organization. With your support, the message of health and wellness that Girls on the Run brings will continue to spread and grow. Please visit our website at www.girlsontherunsolemates.org for more information. |
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In 2007, the Owen family partnered with the Fort Sanders Foundation, the foundation that supports PNRC, to endow a continuing education scholarship for the therapists at PNRC. Since then
, the campaign has raised over $60,000, almost exclusively through individual donations. Interest earned on the endowment funds will enable PNRC to send therapists to additional training courses on the latest techniques and to learn about emerging technologies that are changing the lives of patients with TBI. Caroline has really benefited from some of these innovative advancements in the treatment of TBI, and the Owen family wants to ensure that PNRC has the necessary resources in the future to continue improving the care PNRC patients receive.
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