This month, we’re proud to spotlight Krista Reilly, a longtime coach, educator, and passionate advocate who has championed Girls on the Run for 17 seasons–bringing the program to three different schools throughout her career in education.

This month, we’re proud to spotlight Anetra Briggins, a dedicated coach, Young Professionals Board member, and proud Girls on the Run alum.

This month, we’re proud to spotlight Becca Rackley, one of our longest-standing coaches and a passionate advocate for our middle school program, Heart & Sole.

This month, we’re proud to spotlight the Girls on the Run Georgia Board of Directors (GOTR Board). Founded in 2000 alongside Girls on the Run Georgia, the GOTR Board provides vital leadership, strategic oversight, and mission-driven guidance that propels our organization forward.

This month, we’re thrilled to highlight Anna Hunter, the incredible founder of Girls on the Run Georgia, lifelong supporter, and champion of girls. Anna’s journey with Girls on the Run began long before the program ever reached Georgia. Growing up in Charlotte, North Carolina, Anna had a very special connection to the movement.

This month, we’re thrilled to highlight Karla Sadler, a dedicated Girls on the Run Georgia volunteer, supporter, and member of our Empower Giving Society. Her involvement with GOTR started with a simple favor—a friend asked Karla to be a 5K Buddy for her daughter at a Girls on the Run 5K. As an avid runner, biker, and hiker, she was happy to join in. But what she experienced that day was far more than just a fun run.

This month, we’re thrilled to highlight Tes Sobomehin Marshall, our dedicated Girls on the Run Georgia 5K Race Manager, volunteer, and supporter. Tes first became involved with Girls on the Run Georgia while working as a Guest Advocate at Big Peach Running Co. She regularly set up information tables at race events and quickly connected with our program’s mission. Through these events, she met Executive Director Lea Rolfes, who not only welcomed her into the Girls on the Run community but also supported Tes’s own running events. When the opportunity for a new Race Manager opened in 2015, Tes officially stepped into her leadership role.

Girls on the Run Georgia is celebrating 25 years of inspiring confidence in girls across Georgia, and each month, we’re spotlighting supporters who have played a crucial role in shaping our council.

This month, we’re proud to spotlight the Girls on the Run Young Professionals Board (GOTR YPB). Founded in 2016, GOTR YPB provides a leadership volunteer opportunity to individuals who are passionate about our mission, but may not be able to coach due to time constraints or would prefer to dedicate their time to serve the organization outside of coaching.