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"I've been running events for 10 years and love the challenge they offer. Balancing attention to detail with creativity is what motivates me. Practicality meets imagination. And I'm always inspired by the possibility of bringing people together for unforgettable experiences."

A Mud Obstacle Course Race

Lord's Gym Mud Run

The Lord's Gym Mud Run is an event that is close to my heart as the founder and organizer of the event. Since its establishment in 2014, I am proud of what it has become today. The event was created with the intention of being accessible to everyone, which is why we made it free for all participants. It has been an incredible journey watching the event grow from 150 racers to become one of the premier events in Northern California with over 10,000 participants each year. Although there were challenges along the way, the hard work of my team of 100+ volunteers always paid off. What makes the Lord's Gym Mud Run special is the impact it has on the participants, especially the children.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:

  • 13 elementary schools compete in the "Superhero School Bell" every year.

  • Businesses like, Walmart, Home Depot, Starbucks etc, come together to compete on team.

  • We launch assemblies in each school to motivate kids to live healthy and active lifestyles.

  • We worked with Emergency crews, city officials and a ton of volunteers to pull of this event every year!

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Lights of Hope

One of the most enjoyable experiences I had was creating a Christmas Light walk during the Covid pandemic in October 2021. This project was completely free to the community and featured numerous activities, such as ice skating, refreshments, a 23-foot sled hill, inflatables, private luxury booths, and much more. I had previously revived a Christmas Assistance program that provided 2,000 children with Christmas presents, but it was difficult to raise $50,000 each year for the program. To make the Christmas Light walk financially sustainable, I decided to offer the light walk for free but charge for specialty items such as ice skating and the sled hill. In the first year, we generated $125,000 in profit, all of which went towards buying Christmas presents for underprivileged children in our community.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS:

  • 17,000 people attended over 3 weeks.

  • Raised $125,000 for Gift of Hope.

  • We used over 100,000 lights!

A 17,000 Person Christmas Event

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