An attempt by one man to run 63 marathons in 63 consecutive days to raise awareness and funds for a rare disease.

Three runners set out to run 50 miles a day in each of the 13 provinces of Canada in 13-days, in an effort to raise awareness about the work that ONEXONE is doing in Canada and around the word for children in need.

At 7:00am, on December 20, 2009, Strides Across Texas will start at the Cotton Bowl and begin our odyssey, running 481 miles from Dallas through Austin, through San Antonio, and finish in Houston. All in 13 days! Our goal is to raise $500,000 for pediatric cancer research. Strides Across Texas will end at the Texas Children's Cancer Center on January 1, 2010, beginning a new year and a new life for kids with cancer. We will do all the running but we need your help to raise funds. Let's stride together and find the cure for childhood cancer!

According to UNICEF there are 143 million orphans in the world. Every 18 seconds another child is orphaned. These children are in great need of simple necessities such as medical care, education, clean water, food and shelter. There are several hundred organizations currently working to aid in the plight of some of these orphans. Many orphans, however, are still left uncared for. It is our plan to see this changed.

Ultra-marathoner Tim Borland will run a full marathon (26.2 miles) every day for consecutive 143 days for the purpose of raising awareness about the needs of the 143 million orphans. Each day's run will recognizing one million orphans in the world.

World Orphan Run is about more than just one man running. It is a catalytic event that will build a message platform that will allow us to accomplish our goals, which are to: Advocate for the orphan crisis, Educate communities about the needs, and Initiate action by building a bridge between the orphans' needs and the world's resources.

A feature film documentary that chronicles the A-T CureTour from start to finish. The film also highlights the stories of three families who are battling A-T in the different stages. From the attempt of one man to run 63 marathons in 63 consecutive days to the powerful stories of families living with A-T.

Book form of the story of the A-T CureTour

This book tells the story of the A-T CureTour in much the same way as the documentary FEAT. The book is written by Tim Borland and expands some on the movie, with new stories and insights not seen in the documentary.