Teens Run DC empowers at-risk youth to envision and work towards the achievement of personal goals through a youth mentoring and distance running program. Over an academic year, TRDC Running Leaders, Mentors, and Friends challenge and guide these youth to develop the skills necessary to achieve their running goals and their life goals… MORE

Teens Run DC purchased charity race bibs for the sold out Marine Corps Marathon. After one month, we now have 27 runners training for the marathon and committed to raising funds for Teens Run DC. We still have a few race bibs left.   Train for a great race!  JOIN A GREAT TEAM!  Support a great cause!  For more info, click here.



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SAVE THE DATE:  MENTOR AND STAFF ORIENTATION - SATURDAY SEPT. 7TH FROM 9 AM TO 3:30 PM.   This meeting is required for both veteran mentors and new as we... MORE

WANT TO BECOME A MENTOR?  Feel like you're missing the fun? Teens Run DC is recruiting mentors for next fall with expectation that we will have significantly expanded program and... MORE

FEATURED RACES: PUBLIC SERVICE 5K. When:  Sunday May 5, 2013 @ 8 am Where:  Anacosita Park Parking and Metro.  FREE... MORE



my story

Rhonda is a 14 year-old African American girl who reluctantly joined Teens Run DC at the encouragement of her teacher.  She is a 9th grader with learning disabilities who struggles at school.  She lives with her mother and has a strained relationship with her father. When she entered Teens Run...
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David is an 18-year-old young man from El Salvador, the next to youngest of 12 children. When he first came to this country at age 11, he along with five of his brothers and sisters and his mother and father, lived...
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Meili is an 18 year old senior at Wilson who joined Teens Run DC a little late in the season.  In the fall, she participated in Wilson’s Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team.   Meili says that after the volleyball season ended, she wanted...
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Dagnechew is a gentle and soft-spoken 16 year old, tenth grader at Wilson High School. He came to this country 4 years ago with his sister. Prior to leaving Ethiopia, he lived with his mother and aunt in a...
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"We measure our success not by how far or how fast we run,
but by the commitment and effort we apply to achieve our goals."