Students Run LA

Congrats Daniella! Thanks for being a champion on and off the race course!

Since our program began our leaders have helped over 83K students train for the marathon, and for life!

For #NationalCoachesDay shout out your favorite leader/coach!

#SRLA couldn't run without our incredible leaders who volunteer their time to help students train to run the LA Marathon.

@DodgersFdn We had such an incredible race this last Saturday! Such a fun morning, and a great way to celebrate girls across LA dreaming big and working to make it happen! #LetsGoDodgers #LetsGoGirls #InItForTheLongRun

We started off race day with 1,300 young women from @SRLA! We’re partnering with SRLA to use the 5K event to help its at-risk middle and high school students train for the Los Angeles Marathon as part of a larger mission to expose youth to the benefits of physical activity, goal-setting, character development and more. #LADFrun #BiggerThanBaseball

From our SRLA Leaders, Gabe and Diana, that ran in the Paris 2024 Marathon Pour Tous, to our president Gaby at the flag ceremony at City Hall - our #SRLA family is ready!

🔥 Aaaaaand... the torch as been passed for the Olympic and Paralympic Games! The official flags are now waving proudly as the city ramps up for #LA28.

🌟 Help Us Reach $20,000! 🌟This school year, you have the power to create lasting change in the lives of Latina teens who are often left behind. In LA County, this demographic is among the least active, but SRLA is changing that narrative. Donate: bit.ly/3XjCp07

This year, your back-to-school donation will be doubled, just like the impact our students are having on their families and communities. Help us empower youth like Kamila, Isaac, and Gilbert, who are making a difference at home and beyond. Donate today: bit.ly/3XjCp07

SRLA kicked off the season with 200 SRLA Leaders for our Marathon Leader Conference at Dodger Stadium thanks to our partners at @dodgersfoundation. Huge shoutout to @chjsorg and @positivecoachus. Here’s to a year full of achievements as SRLA students run towards their future!

For 35 years, SRLA has been empowering students and communities, one generation at a time. Over 83,000 students—and their families—have embraced healthier lifestyles through running. Check out our 24/25 Impact Report: bit.ly/3SZm6UI

Today, we highlight Kimberly Olmedo in our 2024 Summer of Senior Stories Campaign! 👏👏👏 Kimberly has been running with Students Run LA for the past 6 years! 🏃‍♀️ To learn more about Kimberly's incredible story, using this link: bit.ly/46zA84Z

🌲Introducing Natalia Rodriquez🌲 Natalia has been running with SRLA for the past 6 years and is a 6-time LA Marathon finisher👏🏃 Learn more about her inspiring story through this link: bit.ly/46gDpWJ

⭐Introducing Eva Mendoza⭐ Eva is a 3-time LA Marathon Finisher and has been running with SRLA for the past 3 years! 🏃 Learn more about Eva's inspiring story by clicking this link: bit.ly/3SnLeUN 👏

🌸Introducing Shelly Garcia🌸 Shelly is a 2-time Los Angeles Marathon finisher and recently graduated from Robert Fulton College Preparatory🏁🎓 Learn more about Shelly's story by clicking this link: bit.ly/3zSSnG

👏Introducing Hunter Rosales-Flores 👏 Hunter is a 5-time Los Angeles Marathon finisher 🏃 🏁 Although Hunter went through both an ankle and ACL injury, he continued to persevere and recovered swiftly💪🎉 Click the link to learn more about Hunter: bit.ly/3W5YfmP

❗Introducing John Solis ❗ John started running with Students Run LA right after the pandemic and recently completed his third season 👏 🎉 Learn more about his story today! Click this link: bit.ly/3S6HZkA

📣Introducing Camila Guevar 📣 Camila will be attending University of California San Diego and plans on majoring in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience 🔬 🧪 🧬 Learn more about her inspiring story—click the link here: bit.ly/3zESR2s

Introducing Kimberly Vallejo 👏 Kimberly joined SRLA in the 11th grade after making the empowering decision to transfer schools 🏫 Learn more about Kimberly's transition into a new school and SRLA in her own words 📣 Use this link to read her story bit.ly/3S1wPxA