BBRC Selected for Bank of America Boston Marathon Charity Program
The Boston Bulldogs Running Club has once again been selected as an official charity for the Bank of America Boston Marathon Charity Program!
Read moreThe Boston Bulldogs Running Club has once again been selected as an official charity for the Bank of America Boston Marathon Charity Program!
Read moreLong-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 moreThe 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 moreThe Boston Bulldogs were featured on the Run617 Podcast to talk about our mission, the upcoming Boston Marathon, and combating addiction. Check out the podcast here!
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