WHAT A GREAT EFFORT THAT WAS. TROY LYNCH REPORTING. AND LATER TODAY, A TEEN FLORIDA WILL BE RUNNING A MILE IN RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT AND NEW HAMPSHIRE. HONOR OF FALLEN FIRST RESPONDERS. IT’S PART OF A NONPROFIT CALLED RUNNING FOR HEROES, WHICH RAISE AWARENESS AND FUNDS FOR FAMILY OF THOSE WHO DIED IN THE LINE OF DUTY. ZAKARIYA CARTLIDGE FOUNDED NONPROFIT IN 2019 WHEN HE WAS TEN YEARS OLD. SINCE THEN, HE’S RUN MORE THAN 1300 MILES IN SEVERAL STATES. HE PLANS TO BEGIN THE ONE MILE RUN
Florida teen runs mile in several New England states to honor fallen first responders
Updated: 6:13 PM EST Nov 20, 2022
A teen from Florida is running a mile in Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire in honor of fallen first responders. The run is a part of a nonprofit called Running 4 Heroes, which raises awareness and funds for families of those who died in the line of duty. Zechariah Cartledge founded the nonprofit in 2019 when he was 10 years old. Since then, he’s run more than 1,300 miles across several states.
A teen from Florida is running a mile in Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Hampshire in honor of fallen first responders.
The run is a part of a nonprofit called Running 4 Heroes, which raises awareness and funds for families of those who died in the line of duty.
Zechariah Cartledge founded the nonprofit in 2019 when he was 10 years old. Since then, he’s run more than 1,300 miles across several states.
His run started Sunday afternoon on Haverhill Street in Seabrook, New Hampshire.
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