RUNNER’S WORLD
For more than 30 years, our sport has played a vital role battling the deadly disease.
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BOSTON GLOBE
The Boston Marathon race director, Dave McGillivray, makes it a point to run the entire course, long after the trumpets have faded.
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RUNNER’S WORLD
Manny Ramirez may be gone, but another Boston legend will make a triumphant return to Fenway Park tonight.
Dave McGillivray, the long-time race director of the Boston Marathon, who last year was tapped by Runner's World's as a Hero of Running, will be honored this evening by The Jimmy Fund prior to the Red Sox game against the Texas Rangers.
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Boston Marathon Race Director Dave McGillivray arrives in Hopkinton on his commemorative run from Boston and back, where he will circle Fenway Park on a day he wants to raise $34,521 for the Jimmy Fund.
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THE BOSTON GLOBE
He ran the race.
And then he ran the race. That's the way Dave McGillivray has been doing it for the last 19 years.
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RUNNER’S WORLD
Dave McGillivray is a charity runner. Please reach down and hold onto your knee that is jerking in reaction, dismissing him as an under-prepared glory-seeker using the sport to support an unrelated cause, who will likely never run again. Charity runners have earned a bad rep, some of it deserved, but there are many exceptions. They aren’t all looking for someone to pay their way to an exotic locale or for a back-door entry to the Boston Marathon.
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B.U. BRIDGE
As Boston marathoners prepare for next week's haul from Hopkinton to Copley Square, Hap Farber is girding himself for a slightly longer run. This May, Farber and nine other ultradistance runners will run a combined 3,372 miles from San Francisco to Boston in 24 days to raise money for five local children's charities.
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