Snowdrop Foundation

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Rafael de la Torre

"Running for Snowdrop forever changed how I serve others. While I was looking for my next athletic challenge, I stumbled onto Kevin's story at the Houston Marathon Expo of how he used athletics to honor Chelsey. This changed my life forever. Not only did it make me turn challenges into service, it also gave me the opportunity to personally support children and families fighting cancer, with my time and acts of service. Just as important is the family of runners and volunteers I joined. We all suffered together to raise funds and awareness for children who's suffering was much greater than ours. What I love most about Snowdrop is that you are always family. Every time I've comeback to support them after time away, they always treat my with love as if I was always there. May God continue to bless Snowdrop and allow them to help the pediatric cancer community."

Way to Snowdrop!

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Scott Beardsley

"My very first hundo was at Snowdrop 2021-22. Ran it again the next year. Still remains my favorite venue! Love the cause so much. Can't wait to do it again!"

Way to Snowdrop!

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Kim Bruhn

"Snowdrop ULTRA 55 Oh so many!! But my favorite has to be Eric waiting to finish up his 100 miles until his brother, Ethan got there ❤️ Ike Senior I see you there too! You were so great helping him finish those last laps!"

Way to Snowdrop!

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Dustin Abney

"Through my running with Snowdrop I have been able to connect with so many amazing people for such a great cause. I have been able to honor a young boy who left this earth way too soon. I first ran in his memory ten years ago, and have stayed connected to that family throughout the years, and am proud to continue running for him now. Still trying to make an impact in his name, and it's all thanks to Snowdrop"

We love this Dustin! Way to Snowdrop!

💜 20 Years of Hope Memory Series
Today's feature is from Lisa Decker

"Snowdrop was my first 100 miler and that will always be special to me. This family has shown me what it means to be a part of a community, to become mentally and physically tough, to make the impossible possible! I’ve witnessed heartache, passion, triumphs, laughter, tears….all kinds of tears! Snowdrop feels like coming home!"

We LOVE this and you Lisa!