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A Month of Marathons: How a Double Amputee Raised Thousands for Charity

May 24, 2020

Rob Jones, a retired U.S. Marine, is the only double, above-the-knee amputee to bike from Maine to California. Then, he completed a month of consecutive marathons in 31 cities, raising more than $200,000 for three wounded veteran charities. Hear his inspiring story.

 

 

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