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Fundraising Adventures

What:  God willing, I (Jason) will be lining up to compete in 3 of Montana's toughest Ultra                    marathons in 2026.

 

Why:    To help raise awareness and funds for the  program & the kids in it and God willing                  lead by example for our kids by working hard and pursuing a goal.    

 

You:      You can support by praying for us, coming to support at the races (crew, pace or                      cheer) and/or partnering with us financially. 

 

             Thank you for your support.  God bless you 

Race Details

2026 Date TBD

Old Gabe and Blanket Chief are both nicknames for Jim Bridger who lived in the wild west from 1822 (age 17) until 1867.  The 50K is closer to 34 miles than it is to 31. Climbing on the course is difficult and the 50K will result in a total climb of approx. 11,500'. 

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The Devil's Backbone 50 Miler is one of Montana's most challenging ultramarathon events, set in the remote and rugged Gallatin National Forest and in the traditional territory of the Apsaaloké, TsÄ—héstáno and Niitsitapi peoples. Designed for experienced trail runners, this race offers a demanding course that traverses high mountain ridges and valleys. The single 50-mile course with elevations reaching over 10,000 feet rewards runners with sweeping views of the Gallatin and Bridger mountain ranges. 

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The Crazy Mountain 100 miler has around 23,000 ft of vertical gain reaching heights of 10,200 ft. Point to Point. Primarily single track. Extreme technical descents and ascents. Long sections with no trail, two track, and the occasional forest service road, this event is one of a kind. The course is considered extremely rugged, extreme exposure, and challenging. It will test your grit and leave you feeling accomplished crossing that finish line like no other event around.

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Now we who are strong ought to bear the weaknesses of those without strength and not just please ourselves." 
Romans 15:1

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