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This season, we’re preparing to add three new sites to the GOTR Memphis family, and this kind of growth in access requires growth in personnel to make sure it shines. Volunteering is more important now than ever.

The past few days, Girls on the Run Memphis has been busy representing the 901 at the GOTR National Summit in Las Vegas, Nevada. My experience there has truly fueled me as we continue planning for the Fall season and inspired me with ways to grow our already exceptional Memphis program.

I played sports all throughout my adolescence. Regardless of weather or distance, Papa was there with his folding chair watching my team, win or lose. 

Over here at Girls on the Run Memphis, we’re using the good weather and program break to get out into the community to spread the word about all the ways to get involved with GOTR in the fall!

New Memphis Institute's 'Meanwhile In Memphis' podcast highlights the positive work that non-profits are doing to build a stronger and better Memphis for all its citizens.  Listen to hear how GOTR Memphis is fulfilling this mission alongside other incredible organizations. 

When I got the call that I had been selected as the new Program Manager for Girls on the Run Memphis, the first emotion I felt was excitement. Then, I got nervous. Those emotions- and more- came to a head at my first GOTR Memphis 5K on April 28^th.

GOTR Memphis is thrilled to welcome Savannah Miller to our staff as Program Manager.  Savannah has so much talent and passion to share with our community. Read more to hear why Savannah is excited about joining our GOTR Memphis family. 

Fans of 5Ks and Girl Empowerment, we've got an opportunity for you this April 28th! Join us  at our Spring 24 5K Celebration for an afternoon of fun and accomplishment.

Gatorade Player of the Year is the top honor in high school sports, celebrating the nation’s best high school athletes for their success on and off the field! Gatorade Players of the Year are not only the best in their sports, but they’re also leaders in the classroom and in their communities.

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