“These runners devoted so much time to training, and we are amazed by more than 13,000 of them that persevered and crossed their own finish lines across the country — and the globe! It will make seeing them at the 2021 marathon start line much more meaningful,” said P3R CEO Troy Schooley. “We crossed the finish lines apart, together.”
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The hashtag “#MOVEPittsburgh” was used by runners who were up and at it this weekend.
Nearly one-third of the runners this weekend were in their first-ever marathon and 20% of the runners in the half marathon were running their first.
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This year, runners raised over $400,000 for charity and they are hoping to raise even more through the end of the month.
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