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5th Annual “Share A Pair” Drive

Did you know that there are hundreds of students in our schools without the proper footwear for gym due to poverty or homelessness? Help us send needy students back to school with gym shoes so they can participate in gym and be active at home!

Last summer, we partnered with Youth Service Network and the International Day […]

July 21st, 2014|Categories: Blog, News, Share A Pair|1 Comment

Come to Volunteer Training on Aug 24

Join our volunteer team! It all starts with your first volunteer training. We ask that all of our volunteers attend a training so we can educate you on our mission and make sure you’re up to speed on all of our exciting projects! With your help, we can continue to be a positive influence in […]

July 3rd, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments

Our New Mission, Vision and Heart

When the spark ignited to start Annie’s Locker six years ago, I imagined helping other women. I knew from personal experience that when I made the decision to lead a healthy lifestyle, so many other things started to fall into place. My life expanded in so many ways. I wanted that for others, too. At […]

July 3rd, 2014|Categories: Blog, News|0 Comments

Ladies in Recovery Run Their First 5K

Thanks to our generous donors, 12 new runners in the Rockford Rescue Mission’s recovery program ran their first 5K, the Biggest Loser 5K on June 14, 2014!

Each $25 donation offered more than 30-60 minutes of cardio and a t-shirt… they gave these ladies the opportunity to experience an accomplishment they’ve never had before! This could […]

July 3rd, 2014|Categories: News|0 Comments

Amy’s Essay - “Training for Trails”

“Last summer, my family fell in love – with camping! After our first family camping trip, we were hooked!

We love hiking together and exploring nature – seeing places you can’t get to with your car. And I can honestly say that my family’s new found love affair with camping and hiking could not have been […]

July 3rd, 2014|Categories: Recipient Essays, Success Stories|0 Comments

Felicia Takes Flight

Felicia moved to the area in 2013. She was unemployed and depressed. Her friend Anna, a Rockford Road Runner, encouraged her to start running and referred her to Annie’s Locker for assistance to get some fitness gear and to help pay for the 2013 Biggest Loser 5k entry fee. Since then, great things have been […]

June 3rd, 2014|Categories: Blog, Recipient Updates, Success Stories|0 Comments

Spreading the Running For Two Philosophy… in Mexico

“On April 14, 2014, I ran a 10K race in Tabasco, Zactecas, Mexico and I dedicated it to my niece Ilse, who was recuperating from a medical intervention. She was planning to run the 24th Carrera de Ramos 5K or Palm Sunday 10K & 5K Run herself this same morning. Since she couldn’t, I was […]

June 3rd, 2014|Categories: News, Running for Two - Stories|0 Comments

E’s Essay - “Running Motivation”

“Running is something new in my life, but it is also something that I would like to keep. I have been overweight for a good part of my adult life now, and I am making an effort to change my life in a positive way, starting with my weight loss. Finding the motivation and support […]

May 29th, 2014|Categories: Recipient Essays, Success Stories|0 Comments

Leah’s Essay - “Why I Love To Run”

Everyone is good at something. Me, I am good at starting things. I am the world’s greatest starter! I start diets, home improvement projects, self-improvement projects, gardens, blogs, businesses- you name it, I have probably started it.

The problem is, I am not that great of a finisher. My list of unfinished undertakings goes on and […]

May 29th, 2014|Categories: Recipient Essays, Success Stories|0 Comments

Andre’s Essay - “Three Stars”

Today, strength, gains, pain, suffering, happiness and inspiration to run come from three stars, which I call “stars in action.”

The First Star has physically disappeared, but his image stays in my mind, reminding me that at sixty years old he ran like a gazelle, like a coyote; reminding me that he ran in a small […]

May 29th, 2014|Categories: Recipient Essays, Success Stories|0 Comments