Four charity runners and one qualified runner laced up their shoes for autism education and autism research to run the 
123rd Boston Marathon on Monday April 15, 2019.
Charity runners Edward Pearson, Stella Adu-Gyamfi, Joseph Byron, and Marna Meltzer-McMorris (pictured, right) took on the added task of reaching a $10,000 minimum fundraising goal. They ran the marathon for NECC through the John Hancock Marathon Non-Profit Program, a program NECC has been part of for more than 7 years.
NECC teacher Hannah Krueger, who ran as a charity runner for NECC in 2017, ran as a qualified participant.
As of Marathon Monday, Team NECC exceeded the team goal by more than $6,000, bringing in over $51,000.
Donations will be accepted through May and can still be made online at https://www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/new-england-center-for-children-boston-2019
Runner results are listed on the official BAA website at https://www.baa.org/races/boston-marathon/boston-marathon-results
NECC will apply again for bibs through the John Hancock Marathon Non-Profit Program and will open applications in August.
