The Boston Marathon, if it were only about the running, it'd be simple.  It's about so much more than that; it's about making a difference.

Why do people run?  I imagine they run for all sorts of reasons.  Why am I running?  I'm running for my friend Scott Patrick and his fight against glioblastoma brain cancer.  Glioblastoma is a highly aggressive cancer with very limited treatment options.  The good news is that the Chris Elliott Fund and the doctors they support at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute are working to change that.  Even better news, you can help me help them by supporting me as I run the Boston Marathon.

As I get ready to run, I think about Scott and his wife and his kids and I think there has to be more we can do.

It takes more than courage to beat cancer.  Please, help me make a difference as I run for Scott and everyone else effected by this disease.  Help us, Secure a Cure!  Make a Donation

The Christopher S. Elliott Glioblastoma Brain Tumor Research Fund (CEF) is operating on behalf of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and world leader in brain cancer research. CEF seeks to find a cure for Glioblastoma through Research, Advocacy, and Education. All proceeds go to fund the Christopher S. Elliott Neuro Oncology Lab at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute - a world leader in brain cancer research.