I’m running for the version of me who didn’t know what safety felt like. I’m running for the nights I couldn’t sleep because I was scared in my own home. I’m running for the women, kids, and families still stuck in silence—hoping someone notices. I’m a survivor of child abuse and domestic violence. It’s taken years to even say that out loud. And even longer to believe I deserved more. But healing came, little by little—with the right people, the right support, and the courage to tell the truth. ICADV makes that kind of healing possible for so many Hoosiers. They show up for survivors in practical, powerful ways—shelter, legal help, advocacy, therapy. They remind people they are not alone, not crazy, and not broken. This isn’t just a fundraiser to me. It’s personal. It’s about reclaiming my body, my voice, and my story—mile by mile. If you’ve got $5, share it. If you’ve got a few seconds, share this. Because we all know someone—whether they’ve told their story or not.