Welcomed by Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, 44,000 people came to the Boston Common to raise millions for the hungry during Project Breads annual Walk for Hunger. The 20-mile pledge Walk attracted over 1,000 religious organizations, as well as 1,200 corporate teams, 1,200 schools, and 700 friends and family groups. These Walkers and their sponsors raised $3.8 million to provide food for 400 emergency food programs in 128 Massachusetts cities and towns. The funds will provide a hot meal or a bag of groceries for out-of-work families next winter.
my feet and legs are fine, but my back is KILLING ME. i feel like i'm an 85-year-old man. (and i'm a healthy 23-year-old girl who runs 5 times a week). normal?
jerzeegurl28 2 years ago
i wanted to go but i wasn't in the boston area this year. next year tho. I'm on it.
p.s. audio previews are weird.
elizzzzie 2 years ago
I did the whole 20 miles too! Feet felt ok yesterday except for some slight sore around the thighs :)
madamerosared 2 years ago
my legs hurt soooo bad..i did the full 20 and so proud to make a difference!
Tree2krunk 2 years ago
I agree! This was my first year doing this, and I'll most certainly be doing it again!
SpaceShank 2 years ago
Is it normal if that the day after walking the 20 miles your bones feel like they're made out of paper mache?
WithinTheMind 2 years ago
haahaaa. i was in the last few seconds :D
Mooer8 2 years ago
that was sooo funn!!!!! i walked all 20 miles, and my feet still hurt but it was worth every step!! cant wait til next year!!!! =] <3
videolvr03 2 years ago
Liking the last few seconds.
zomfgcrazy 2 years ago
i was there!!!! ive walked for the past 7 years and i cant wait for next years walk!!!
needleskane87 2 years ago