Sponsored Athletes

In 2025, Hilary plans to compete in the Source to City race as part of the Renal Warriors team. The event begins at the source of the Hudson River in Lake Placid, NY, and ends in Manhattan, with each participant completing 35 miles on foot, 260 miles on bike, and 21 miles via kayak over five days. In 2024, she joined the Renal Warriors in the Wild West Relay, a 200-mile journey through the Rocky Mountains consisting of 16,000 feet of climbing at elevations of two miles above sea level. In 2023, she participated in the 1K12M (1 Kidney 12 Marathons) challenge, completing 10 marathons and two Ironmans in less than 10 months.

To increase awareness about kidney disease and living donation and prove that donors can return to their previous level of activity and function on a single kidney, Mark Scotch launched the Organ Trail in 2021. In his first Organ Trail, Mark cycled 1,500 miles from Madison, where he donated his kidney, to Natchitoches, where he first met his recipient. In 2025 Mark will do his sixth Organ Trail ride, a 1,846-mile ride from Los Angeles to Denver.

In 2023, David Ashley led a team of three mountaineers, assisted by two support crew, and broke the Guinness World Record for the fastest time to climb the highest point in every U.S. state. The team completed the challenge in 41 days, 21 hours and 1 minute, besting the previous record by more than one full day. In May 2022, David successfully reached the summit of Mount Everest, completing the 1 Kidney 7 Summits challenge.