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First Responder Challenge

Climb to Support the Families of Fallen First Responders

Race Info

 

  • Save the date: January 26th 2020
  • Choose your own course level (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced)
  • Winning based on fundraising!
  • Support the families of fallen first responders (*Minimum fundraising requirement $300)
  • 100% of fundraising will go to the families of fallen first responders
  • 3 courses all over TD Garden
  • Fire Fighters, Law Enforcement, EMS, and Civilian Runners
  • Last year's event raised $500,000 Raised for the families of fallen first responders

Learn More Team's Fundraising

Floor Activities

 

  • Vendors of all kinds with product giveaways
  • Take pictures with Bruins mascot, Blades, and the Stanley Cup banner
  • Family activities, including games and Touch a Truck / Car
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Past Results
2019 First Responder Challenge Check Presentation

All of the money raised from the BFit First Responder Challenge powered by National Grid benefits the families of fallen heroes....On the bench to present the check during the Bruins game on February 26th 2019 was:

  • President of the Boston Bruins Foundation, Bob Sweeney
  • Director of Health, Fitness and Wellness for the Boston Bruins Foundation, John Whitesides
  • President of the Hundred Club of Massachusetts, John Lynch
  • President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts, Rich MacKinnon
  • Vice President of Customer Innovation and Development at National Grid, Carlos Nouel
  • Commissioner of the Boston Police Department, William Gross
  • Senior Manager, Global Philanthropy at Under Armour, Flynn Burch
  • Founder, Flags of Valor, Brian Steorts

This year Under Armour, through its Under Armour Freedom partner, Flags of Valor, provided a combat veteran crafted, Made in America - Under Armour Freedom Wooden Flag - to each top fundraising group.

The highest fundraising Police team was the Boston Police Runners Club who raised over $50,000. The highest fundraising Fire/EMS Team was the Worcester Fire Local 1009 Team 1 who raised over $38,000 And the highest fundraising individual was Cecil Jones who raised $50,000! We also had 3 individuals we would like to call out who each raised over $10,000: Andrew Staruk of Worcester Fire, John Fanning of the Massachusetts State Police, and Yuriy Bukenhik of the Massachusetts State Police. Thank you everyone, especially our First Responders and civilians who participated in the third annual BFit First Responder Challenge powered by National Grid & helped raise $500,000 for The Hundred Club of Massachusetts and the families of fallen first responders!