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When our CEO and Founder, Karissa Johnson, started a fitness group at a park in her small town, she never dreamt it would lead to a nation-wide franchise business model. Karissa and Moms on the Run were featured in FranchiseWire in an article about moms who have created franchises to help other moms provide for themselves and their families. Read more here! If you're interested in building a Moms on the Run franchise, get more information. 
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 You never know what you’re going to find when you’re plogging! If you haven’t heard of plogging, it is a combination of running, jogging and picking up garbage. In honor of Earth Day, Lakeville/Burnsville Moms on the Run chose to plog during their morning run — and they were literally rewarded with a surprise! Franchise Owner Kim Burggraaf found a $100 bill in the woods as her MOTR group was picking up garbage. They plan to donate to a local environmental group. What a fun full circle moment!
Jacksonville Moms on the Run represented well at the Donna Marathon on Feb. 6. This is the 15th anniversary of the Donna, a national marathon to fight against breast cancer held in Jacksonville Beach. Eighteen members of Jacksonville Moms on the Run ran the half marathon — resulting in eight PRs! Two Jacksonville members ran their first full — both finished in 5:05. AMAZING! "The Donna Marathon to end breast cancer is a special race for MOTR Jax!" exclaimed Moms on the Run-Jacksonville Franchise Owner Amy Magdalein. "We had lots of our women running and JUST AS MANY cheering on the sidelines. The community support and feel-good feelings were in full force in Jacksonville!" Donna Marathon: Photos from Jacksonville Beach's race to finish breast cancer in the Florida Times-Union. Photo made February 6, 2022. [Fran Ruchalski for the Florida Times-Union]  Sweat for a Cause: Apple Valley/Farmington Moms on the Run Raise $1,300 for Local Charity12/14/2021 Apple Valley and Farmington Moms on the Run partnered with The Meeting Point for an event on Dec. 8, to raise $1,300 in gift cards for local nonprofit, Moms and Neighbors. Franchise Owner Jenna Allerson posted, "Our goal was to raise $1,000 for families in our community and we far exceeded that with raising over $1,300. 100% of these donations will go directly to the families in need! We're so grateful for everyone who came out and gave so generously and for all of our local businesses who donated to make beautiful prize packs for our four lucky winners!" The Sun Thisweek featured Apple Valley and Farmington Moms on the Run in an article titled "Raising the 'Barre' for a good cause in Rosemount."  When the pandemic started, you may have had the best intentions of using your time to get fit. However, with a variety of challenges filling your time, don't feel bad if you have yet to start over a year later. The good news is it's never too late and now is the ideal time to find a fitness routine that works for you.
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