They Raised Millions… But That’s Not the Real Story

In this episode, we’re joined by true legends of the Law Enforcement Torch Run and Special Olympics Missouri… men who have dedicated years, some nearly three decades each...to raising money, building relationships, and changing lives. Together, this group represents over 200 years of combined service to this mission. From the early days of the Torch Run in Missouri—when fundraising was just getting started—to helping grow it into a multi-million dollar, year-round movement, these guys share how it all came together… the grind, the laughs, the road trips, and the moments that made it all worth it. But what stands out most isn’t the money raised… it’s the relationships built.You’ll hear powerful stories about:-The first time officers put a medal around an athlete’s neck… and how it changes you forever-The deep bonds formed between law enforcement and Special Olympics athletes-How this program gives athletes opportunities, confidence, and a true sense of belonging-The moment that hooked each of them for life-And why they’ve never walked away from itBrock Guseman, a Special Olympics athlete with over 200 medals, reminds us exactly why this mission exists… and why it continues to grow. His perspective—and his appreciation for law enforcement—says more than anything else ever could.From funny stories about early fundraisers and road trips… to emotional moments that define the entire mission… this conversation shows what the Law Enforcement Torch Run is really about.In Missouri alone, law enforcement has raised over $43 million for Special Olympics… and worldwide, the movement has surpassed $1 billion.This is what it looks like when law enforcement leads with heart.Communities that support law enforcement are safer places to live✌️💙.