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Running for a Cause
In January, 2021, Tyler Barrett and Brandon Lott ran 131 miles from Conyers, Georgia to Columbus, Georgia over three days to raise money for SHP. At the end of their journey, Tyler and Brandon delivered beds to kids who were sleeping on the floor and saw the joy on those kids’ faces. Now, Tyler wants to up the ante by running three ultra-marathons as part of the Triple Crown of 200s — the ultimate ultra challenge! More importantly, Tyler hopes to raise awareness about child bedlessness as well as raise money to get kids off the floor and into their very own beds.
We are excited to support Tyler as he endures not one, not two, but three 200+ mile races to help us ensure NO KID SLEEPS ON THE FLOOR IN OUR TOWN! If interested, please consider sponsoring Tyler’s runs.
Triple Crown of 200s
About Tyler
Tyler Barrett is a full-time Law Enforcement officer in Idaho as well as a certified fitness specialist who regularly works with clients at varying levels of fitness, helping them reach their fitness and nutrition goals. Tyler has been running since the Fall of 2011 and has run multiple ultra-marathons including two 50-milers and three 100-milers. Tyler also qualified for will be running in the 2022 Boston Marathon.
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About SHP
How you can Help
You can support our cause of partnering with the community to build bunk beds by pledging our runner. Whether it’s $1 or $20 per mile, every gift helps us get kids off the floor. You can sponsor Tyler for a single day, multiple days, or a flat rate. Click on the MAKE A PLEDGE button to pledge your gift today.
Our Sponsor
SHP couldn’t get kids off the floor without the awesome sponsors who make it possible. We are proud to promote Tyler Barrett’s sponsor as he brings awareness to our cause when he runs in this year’s Triple Crown of 200s.