
Ready to Join in the Journey?
Join us in September 2026 in-person or virtually to run and inspire the next generation.
All in-person and virtual athletes must register and commit to raising $200–which will go to the 9.11 Promise charity.
Our goal is to raise $100,000 with 100% of that money going to our amazing scholarship recipients.
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Why I’m Here: Alison Clardy
I am Alison Clardy, a former and future athlete for The 9.11 Promise Run - a relay from the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia to Ground Zero in New York City. I am also a military brat, a retired Marine, and the spouse of a retired Marine. I am privileged to have sat on...
Why I’m Here: Dave Morzenti
I am Dave Morzenti, and I serve on the Board of Directors of The 9.11 Promise. I would like to share with you some reasons why I work with this fantastic charitable organization. I graduated high school in 1991 and joined the Marine Corps Reserves as an enlisted...
Announcing 2026’s 25th Anniversary Run
In September 2026, The 9.11 Promise organization will host a commemorative run marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The multi-day endurance event will span from The Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, to Ground Zero in New York City—honoring those...
My father was a first responder on September 11, 2001 in New York City ...I cannot express how grateful I am, as well as my family is for the people that helped to organize the 9.11 Promise scholarship, as well as the runners.
– Julian Ramano, Penn State University
It is nice to know that there are other kids who have experienced similar things that I have. It is also comforting to know that so much of my school costs will be covered.
– Emma Yarton, Raritan Valley Community College
I am beyond thrilled and honored to have been awarded the 9/11 Promise Scholarship towards my tuition as I continue my journey at the University of Michigan to be a registered nurse. I am a proud child of a first responder (FDNY) and your contribution towards my education has been nothing short of a blessing.
– Colleen Kelly, University of Michigan


























