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On foot, by road, and across water, law enforcement and athletes unite on the Road to Minnesota

Sophie Grace is best-known to date for starring as “Kristy Thomas” on the hit Emmy Award-winning Netflix series “The Baby-Sitters Club,” for which she personally won an Emmy Award for “Outstanding Young Performer in a Children’s Program.” While Sophie first landed firmly on stage at the tender age of 3, her five siblings found their stride in sports. In addition to cheering on her sisters and brothers, she enjoys championing Special Olympics athletes from around the world on her socials. Sophie’s videos for Special Olympics Spread The Word and End The R Word campaigns collectively have more than one million views.

Chase Wright is a Nashville breakout artist defined by relatable storytelling and big, infectious choruses. Originally from Indiana, the former track star first picked up a guitar as a freshman at DePauw University. That athletic discipline eventually fueled his move to Tennessee, where he traded an economics degree for a publishing deal and a debut album, Intertwined.

Championing inclusive employment for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Mack Hollins is a wide receiver for the New England Patriots, fostering a winning mentality in the locker room as the team had a 14-3 season, and led the team in receiving in Super Bowl LX (78 yards and a touchdown). Mack has been a captain and leader on several NFL teams, including the Bills, Falcons, Raiders, and Dolphins, after 3 years with the Philadelphia Eagles, and was a part of the Eagles Super Bowl-winning team in 2018.

Not one, not two, but three ways to have fun!

James “Jimmy Jam” Harris III is a Minneapolis music icon and legendary American R&B/pop songwriter and record producer. Known for his partnership with Terry Lewis, they defined the sound of 1980s and 90s pop, producing hits for Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Boyz II Men, and Mariah Carey, earning five Grammy Awards and numerous No. 1 hits.