Girls on the Run Annual ‘Limitless Potential Brunch’ Filled with Hope & Empowerment

Girls on the Run serving Maricopa & Pinal Counties held their Limitless Potential Brunch on Sept. 30 at the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown. The inspirational morning featured a delicious brunch, gift bags, a silent auction and empowering elements that brought the Girls on the Run mission to life.


Presenting Sponsor: J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Guest Speaker: Nora McInerny

Remarkable Volunteer Award winner: Julie Rose

Remarkable Coach Award winner: The late Kate Sloane Holmberg, accepted on her behalf by her mother, Caroline Sloane-Greer

Notable Moment: Nora McInerny, creator and host of the podcasts “Terrible, Thanks for Asking” & “It’s Going to Be OK,” gave a frank and funny talk about topics many would rather not discuss — death, loss, illness, mental health, trauma and change. A goosebumps moment came after she shared her phone number with the crowd, and they responded with texts about issues they were battling. It was a poignant reminder that even in a group of high-achievers, many are privately struggling. The event served as a way to support the Girls on the Run vision of a world where every girl is empowered to activate her limitless potential and boldly pursue her dreams.

Photos courtesy of Marion Rhoades

Caroline Sloane-Greer & Cindy Hansen
Julie Rose, Remarkable Volunteer Award winner
James Colemen, Nayeli Rembert & Ciji Coleman
Nicole Phillips & Susan Bogan
Donna Mason, Janice Waterworth & Martha Llamas
Jessica Mitchell & Christina Bird
Julie Tritschler, GOTRMC Executive Director Meagan Kukowski, Josi Sprunger & Macy Keilman
Members of the GOTRMPC board of directors
The team from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
Nora McInerny
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