Where I come from, everyone is a hero.
People use their talents to rally a nation.
cool logo design from here
The average runner can a rescuer.Poster from Eric Pasion
Ironmen have hearts of gold.
Photo credit: Children's Hour
Team Hardcore is soft at the core. A group of able-bodied men and women run the equivalent of 5 marathons to raise funds.
Photo credit: Jonel Mendoza
Military athletes put others ahead of themselves.
Rayzon Galdonez saves lives while worrying about his parents.
Photo courtesy of Maki Omega
Takbo.ph runners moonlight as Angels.
Photo credit: Marga Baula
People bravely pick up from where the storm has left.Marikina-boy Erick (in yellow orange) preparing for pacer duty at QCIM,
as well as the rest of his life's marathon.
Photo courtesy of Vener
People choose to be cheerful rather than morose.
Edu (in white singlet) laughs off the hardship of cleaning house,
mourning the death of a toenail chipped off by fallen furniture,
never letting discomfort mar a long run leading to his dream Subic marathon.
Photo courtesty of Vener
Where Erick and Edu come from, residents are heroes of their personal struggles.
We can't all be like Ironman Fred, Team Hardcore or Triathlete/Army man Rayzon,
but we can all become Rescue Runners.
On Saturday, let us all be Heroes.
RESCUE RUN (3K, 5K, 10K)
Assembly: 5:30 am MOA
Race start: 6:30 am
Donations:
Individual Php200 for any distance
Corporate: Php5,000 for 20 runners
Rescue Runners: 0917-8374204 / 02-2168521
