Dan “The Bearded Runner” Lyszczak, a nearly four-year Boston Bulldogs Running Club member who has been a part of our Boston Marathon Team and many other Bulldogs events, was recently featured in the Cohasset Anchor. The piece profiles Dan’s running journey, his time with the Bulldogs, his social media presence, and his impressive marathon goals – to give it a read, click here! We are so proud of you, Dan!
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Long-time Boston Bulldogs member James McCabe appeared on the Run 617 Boston Podcast to talk about his journey with running and the Boston Bulldogs! James is a talented photographer who has photographed many Bulldogs events over the years. Check out the podcast here!
Read moreThe Behavioral Health Hour published a write-up on the Bulldogs’ recent screening of the Boston Bulldogs Documentary in Orleans, MA! Check it out below! Thanks so much to the Behavioral Health Hour for featuring our organization, and thanks to Bryan Cote, the film’s director, for helping to spread the word about the Boston Bulldogs. The Behavioral Health Hour Article
Read moreThe Provincetown Independent recently published a piece on Bryan Cote and the Boston Bulldogs Documentary in their Arts Briefs section! Bryan Cote, the director of the documentary and a multiple-time Boston Marathon runner as part of the Boston Bulldogs Running Club team, put together this wonderful film alongside his son Jack. The film features several Bulldogs members, including Director of Programs and Outreach Meaghan Langlois. To read more, check out the article here!
Read moreThank you to Boston Running Scene Magazine, a quarterly digital and print magazine documenting running events, culture, and news in the Greater Boston Area, for featuring the Boston Bulldogs in a fantastic article in their most recent magazine publication. The article takes an in-depth look at the Boston Bulldogs organization and how our programs support recovery and community through running. To read this wonderful article, check out the PDF below, and to purchase a copy of the issue and/or subscribe to the magazine, please visit the Boston Running Scene website here! Issue Number Three-7Download
Read moreCultra Running Podcast stopped by Mile 22 of the Boston Marathon for a live podcast recording and featured Boston Bulldogs Executive Director, Jim Keane! Jim joined the show to discuss recovery and how the Bulldogs programs impact our members on a daily basis. Check it out at here!
Read moreWe were thrilled to have Jim Keane, Executive Director of the Boston Bulldogs Running Club, and Anna McKeown, Executive Director of Dreamfar High School Marathon, join Jim Braude and Margery Eagan on WGBH’s “Boston Public Radio” this week. Jim and Anna shared how their organizations use the power of running and community to champion wellness. It was a powerful conversation about creating supportive, inclusive spaces where movement leads to healing. Watch the full interview on YouTube here! A huge thank you to WGBH for providing a platform for these vital community stories!
Read more The Bulldogs’ own Meaghan Langlois, our Director of Programs and Outreach, and Ashley Coffey, a long-time Bulldogs Leadership Team member, appeared on the Run 617 Boston Podcast to talk about the Boston Bulldogs and the upcoming 2026 Boston Marathon. Check out the podcast here!
Read moreWe’re excited to share that the Boston Bulldogs Running Club and the Italian Home for Children have been awarded a $9,000 grant from the Saucony Run for Good Foundation to relaunch our Junior Bulldogs Running Group partnership. This 5-week program will serve youth ages 7–14 who have experienced trauma, using running and wellness as tools to build resilience, confidence, and connection. Each week, participants will take part in guided runs, while also learning about nutrition, mental health, and healthy coping strategies, all in a supportive and encouraging environment. Through this program, we aim to help kids discover their strength, build community, and develop skills that can last a lifetime. We’re especially excited that participants will work toward joining us at the Boston Bulldogs Run for Recovery 5K this May at Franklin Park – an experience that will celebrate perseverance, community, and hope. Huge thank you to Saucony Run for Good for making this possible and helping us continue to use running and wellness to change lives for the better 💙
Read moreSeveral Boston Bulldogs Running Club members have recently been featured in episodes of the RunBoston 617 Podcast! Thank you to the RunBoston 617 Podcast for highlighting the stories of so many of our wonderful Bulldogs. Highlighting several Bulldogs’ stories over the past few weeks, this podcast shines a light on the personal and athletic stories of runners in Boston. To listen to the podcast, visit their Spotify HERE!
Read moreBig news! The Boston Bulldogs just received a surprise $25,000 donation from HOKA and Deckers Brands!We are beyond grateful to announce a generous $25,000 donation from HOKA and Deckers Brands – this surprise gift recognizes the Boston Bulldogs as “a non-profit that makes a difference,” but the truth is, this impact is only possible because of partners who truly “show up.”Over the last three years, HOKA has been a lifeline for our community:- Providing high-performance running shoes to new members in need and Junior Bulldogs.- Generously supporting our annual Run for Recovery 5K and Tribute at Franklin Park.- Collaborating with the Bulldogs and Marathon Sports for a 2025 “Share the Warmth” drive that provided essentials for the homeless in our community.A heartfelt thank you to Julianna Roth and Antonio “Tovar” Sandoval at HOKA for being true champions of our mission. We’re lacing up and moving forward, together!
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