Rehab
Helps cover physical therapy and continued knee rehabilitation.

Micah Williams · Comeback Campaign
After three knee surgeries and years away from elite competition, Olympian Micah Williams is fighting his way back, with the goal of competing at the 2028 Olympic Games.
2020 Olympian | NCAA Champion | 9.86 Personal Best | University of Oregon and USC Graduate
The Short Version
Micah Williams was once one of the fastest collegiate sprinters in history. After becoming an Olympian, NCAA champion, and running 9.86 seconds in the 100 meters, multiple knee injuries and surgeries removed him from elite competition.
At one point, Micah was told he might never run again.
Today, he is running, training, rehabilitating, and building his way back toward the highest level of the sport. His goal is to compete at the 2027 World Championships and qualify for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
This comeback requires more than determination. It requires consistent rehabilitation, travel, recovery, nutrition, medical care, and access to elite training resources.


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Helps cover physical therapy and continued knee rehabilitation.
Supports massage, mobility work, recovery equipment, and injury prevention.
Helps pay for flights, hotels, meet entry fees, and transportation.
Supports nutrition, strength training, coaching, and the resources required to perform at an elite level.
Featured Film
This video documents Micah's journey through injuries, surgeries, and his return to running: the mornings in the weight room, the rehab sessions, and the decision to keep chasing world-class speed.
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Micah has already fought through surgeries, setbacks, and moments when returning appeared impossible. Your support can help provide the resources needed to finish the journey.
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