Student-led Fun Run Supports Kyle Pease Kids and The Kyle Pease Foundation
On a beautiful morning filled with energy and purpose, student-athletes from four Atlanta-area schools laced up their sneakers for more than just a race—they ran for inclusion.
The event, a student-organized Fun Run, was the vision of Gavin Miles, a junior at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School, who coordinated the run in support of Kyle Pease Kids and The Kyle Pease Foundation (KPF). Gavin’s goal was simple but powerful: bring together young athletes to support an organization that creates opportunities for athletes with disabilities to participate in sports.
Representing a united front from across the community, students from The Mount Vernon School, Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School, The Lovett School, and Whitefield Academy showed up with enthusiasm and heart. Together, they ran to raise awareness and celebrate the values KPF stands for—inclusion, teamwork, and shared finish lines.
Events like this reflect the growing impact of youth leadership in the movement for inclusive sports. The Kyle Pease Foundation is grateful for students like Gavin and all the participants who are helping create a more inclusive future, one stride at a time.