We're making plans for our Spring 2026 season and we want you to be a part of it!

Community spirit was alive and well this week as Megan Wolfe, Executive Director of Girls on the Run Snohomish County, was honored with the 2025 Rick Steves Service Above Self Award by the Rotary Club of Edmonds. 

Recently, our SoleMates team traveled from Seattle to Savannah, GA to take on the Every Woman's Marathon. They turned the 26.2 miles into more than a personal goal by raising funds for GOTRSnoCo as a SoleMates team. Audrey (our Communications Director) and GOTR coaches Aailiyah and Kat shared their journey along the way. 

Long-time Girls on the Run of Snohomish County (GOTRSnoCo) volunteers, Kathleen Quirk and Karyn Roseburg have each been recognized by Girls on the Run International with their Remarkable Volunteer Award, a national volunteer recognition program that acknowledges the inspirational impact volunteers have on their community. Quirk and Roseburg were amongst the small group of individuals selected from Girls on the Run councils across the country. 

No matter your age or stage in life, it is undeniable that most of us can use a boost in our physical, mental and emotional health. Life can be daunting and downright exhausting, so taking a beat to take care of yourself is a HUGE must-have during these unpredictable days.

Participating in sports can do wonders to a girl’s confidence, social life and health. Like anything else, some girls will be more skilled than others, but that does not mean that everyone should not give sports a try.

Drinking enough water every day is an essential part of human health, making water the best drink choice for everyone — including growing girls. Even though it can sometimes be more tempting to reach for a sugary or caffeinated drink, when you choose water instead, your body will thank you every time.

Investing in young people today, creates a stronger, more equitable and inclusive future for all tomorrow.