We are proud to share that we are teaming up with Shirley Ryan AbilityLab in Chicago to help support stroke and heart survivors, and their families, on their comeback journeys. “Through our work with Tedy’s Team, we have had the pleasure of meeting many incredible survivors, caregivers and their families,” said Heidi Bruschi, Co-Founder of
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Lauren Lamm first joined Tedy’s Team as a member of our 2019 Boston Marathon® Team. Since then, she has participated in the 2019 Falmouth Road Race, the 2020 Boston Marathon®, the 2022 TCS New York City Marathon, and in less than 2 weeks, she will be tackling the streets of Chicago for the 2024 Chicago
This fall will certainly be a busy one for us as we look forward to participating in both the Chicago and New York City Marathons this year! We are excited to be heading to Chicago with our FIRST EVER Bank of America Chicago Marathon team in October, which consists of 10 alumni, 6 of whom
Thanks to the generous support of our community over the last 19 years, Tedy’s Team has raised more than $10 million in the fight against stroke and heart disease. This incredible milestone has provided us with many opportunities to not only raise awareness of stroke and heart disease, but also to fund lifesaving research and
June 5, 2024 is Global Running Day and Tedy’s Team wants you to get on your running shoes and get out there for some heart healthy miles! To access your printable bib, please click here. This keepsake also has a place to enter your name, finish time or the reason why you run! Share on
Next month, Lynn resident and Tedy’s Team® rookie, Devin Curley, will be running the Boston Marathon® in honor of his grandfather, who is a stroke survivor. Devin grew up going into the city and watching the Boston Marathon with his grandmother and younger brother. One year when they were watching, Devin climbed up a fence
Alumni runner, Ben Youel, from Illinois, will be running the 128th Boston Marathon® with Tedy’s Team®, in memory of his little sister, Maggie, who passed away in 2015 from complications due to a 2012 stroke. On the morning of April 16th, 2012, Maggie, a college sophomore and tennis player, went out for a jog with