JFK 50 Mile · Nov 21, 2026
50 Miles
for Freedom
in 50 States
10 runners. 50 miles on the Appalachian Trail. One goal: 1,000 monthly partners to help build The Justice Residence for survivors of human trafficking.
Starting line · Boonsboro, MD · 6:30 AM ET
Their miles
become a
movement.
The Justice Reform Team is a group of committed runners taking on the JFK 50 Mile, America's oldest ultramarathon, this November in Boonsboro, Maryland.
As our nation marks its 250th anniversary, the team is running for a different kind of freedom: restoration for women who have been exploited. Fifty miles for freedom, in fifty states.
Over the last ten months they've logged hundreds of training miles. Each runner is inviting friends, family, churches and communities to join them, so that every mile helps build The Justice Residence and expose the darkness of human trafficking.
Meet the team
Pick your
runner.
Each runner is looking for 100 partners. Tap a runner to visit their page and join their 100 at $50 a month.
What your partnership means
It's a monthly commitment, and it multiplies. Every runner is building a team of 100 partners at $50 a month. Ten runners. One thousand partners. Here's what that adds up to.
At $50/month, you give $600 a year. Join 99 others at that level and one runner's team gives $60,000 a year to restoration.
We're Building
The Justice
Residence.
A long-term restoration home in Fort Worth, Texas, for women who have survived human trafficking. Rescue is a moment. Restoration takes years, and it takes a safe place to begin again.
From the ground up.
Construction is underway. Your monthly partnership helps fund the build and makes way for freedom.
Join the 1,000
They run 50.
You give $50.
Pick a runner, become one of their 100, and let your gift work every month of the year.