KCFit
KCFit is the brainchild of KultureCity co-founder Dr. Michele Kong and NFL legend Tiki Barber to merge philanthropy with physical fitness through exercise, diet and community.
Become a KCFIT Ambassador
Our KCFit ambassadors use their running or atheletic platforms to push the inclusion mission forward.
If you raise a minimum of $500, we will provide KultureCity race swag and reimburse your race entry fee (up to $100). Run, bike, swim for inclusion!!
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KCFit Team Sponsors
Who is KCFit?
KCFit is a collective group of individuals who are fueled not just by the desire to be better runners, swimmers, cyclists or athletes, but to use their passion to promote acceptance and inclusion of everyone, particularly those with invisible disabilities, and sensory needs. Our athletes come from all walks of life, from professional athletes, to artist, musicians and working parents.
The KCFIT team is also a truly inclusive team, with members consisting of those who are neurodiverse and neurotypical!
Raise funds while staying active
We will use the KCFit platform to fundraise for our Sensory Inclusive™ initiatives. This has a tremendous direct impact on promoting inclusion and sensory accessibility so that everyone can be included in everyday public activities such as visiting a museum, attending a basketball game, enjoying a music concert, or even just going to a restaurant for a nice meal.
Funds raised will also allow athletes to support their neurodivergent team mates and make ‘the nevers possible’ for them!
The philosophy of KCFit is simple
We can achieve anything, even the impossible, one step at a time. It starts with having the courage to take the first step.
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Join our runs
Running is about the journey that takes us to the start line. It is about showing up, toeing the line and running with our hearts, knowing that we are running for those who cannot. It is putting one foot in front of the other. And when we look back, we have climbed a mountain and crossed an ocean.
Michele Kong, M.D.
I spent most of my life being an athlete, so I know well the thrill of the arena. Running is less about the arena, and more about the journey... and in a marathon, that journey is both singular and collective. You're lost in your mind as your body endures but driven forward by the energy of those around you. Running takes passion! Running 26.2 miles for a cause, though, is all about compassion.
Tiki Barber
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Jack Knight
Adrienne Bunn
How you can help?
You can collaborate with us in various initiatives, choose one and be part of this great movement of inclusion.
You can collaborate with us in various initiatives, choose one and be part of this great movement of inclusion.
