Join My 150/150 Challenge for Allied Services
150 miles. 150 donors. One goal: creating more opportunities for individuals and families in our community.
As I enter the peak of my training for the New York City Marathon, I’ve set a challenge for myself: complete 150 training miles over three weeks and find 150 people willing to support the mission of Allied Services along the way.
I’m asking you to be one of those 150.
Throughout my career and my life, I’ve been fortunate to have people who supported, encouraged, and opened doors for me—people who helped create opportunities that made a difference in my life. Through this challenge, I want to help create those same kinds of opportunities for others.
Each year, Allied Services provides life-changing care, programs, and support to thousands of people across Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania—from children building strength and confidence to adults and seniors working toward greater independence, comfort, and quality of life.
Your donation helps make that possible.
Your support helps provide specialized therapies, compassionate healthcare, and essential programs that empower people of all ages and abilities to live fuller lives. And 100% of your donation stays right here in Northeast and Central Pennsylvania, directly impacting individuals and families in our local community.
Will you be one of my 150?
My challenge is simple: 150 miles and 150 donors. Every mile I complete represents another opportunity to raise awareness, gain another supporter, and help another person through Allied Services.
And as a thank-you, anyone who donates $35 or more will receive an official Allied Services Team T-shirt—the same team I’ll proudly represent when I take on the New York City Marathon.
Whether it’s $35 or another amount that’s meaningful to you, every donation moves us closer to 150 donors—and, more importantly, helps Allied Services continue changing lives.
Thank you for being part of the journey, supporting my 150/150 Challenge, and helping create opportunities for those who need them most.
150 Miles. 150 Donors. Let’s make every mile count.
