On the run to make kids’ dreams come true: Lou Cutler’s annual Make-A-Wish run tomorrow

(WSB photo of Lou Cutler during his 2013 Make-A-Wish run)
For the 11th year, Pathfinder K-8 PE teacher Lou Cutler will take to the school’s playfield tomorrow and run one lap for every year of his age. It’s a celebration of his birthday – later this month, he turns 63, so this year it’s 63 laps – and a benefit for the organization with which he’s volunteered for more than 15 years: Make-A-Wish. Pledged/donated dollars go to the organization’s work helping dreams come true for seriously ill children (besides the annual run, Lou also volunteers during the actual wish-granting – he talked with us about that for this story in 2011). Lou doesn’t run alone; it’s a schoolwide celebration by the time the morning’s over. It starts at 8:45 and Lou tells us he’ll likely be on the run until about 12:20 pm. Spectators welcome; you can also donate online whether you’ll be able to join him or not – go here.

4 Replies to "On the run to make kids' dreams come true: Lou Cutler's annual Make-A-Wish run tomorrow"

  • Lina June 1, 2014 (6:58 pm)

    Yay! Go Lou Go! Such an awesome celebration of community service, fitness and well-being. We will be there for some laps!

  • kayo June 1, 2014 (7:38 pm)

    Looking forward to running with Lou and all the kids tomorrow!

  • K. Becky N June 1, 2014 (8:03 pm)

    Looking forward to it! Go Lou!

  • add June 1, 2014 (9:31 pm)

    Lou, you are an inspiration. Go for it!! :)

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