In the wake of a firebombing attack during a weekly public run in Boulder that injured 15 participants, Run for Their Lives has urged its local chapters to make independent decisions regarding future events. The group, established after the 2023 Hamas-led assault on Israel, remains committed to its mission of raising awareness for Israeli hostages, choosing to persist in its public engagement despite security concerns and calls for pausing activities.

Following an antisemitic firebombing at a Colorado march organized by Run for Their Lives, where the attacker was charged with multiple hate crime and attempted murder counts, the organization vowed to continue its marches. The resilience demonstrated by the group reinforces its commitment to positive, inclusive activism against authoritarian hate and extremism.

Following a violent attack in Boulder, Run For Their Lives remains committed to its mission of drawing attention to hostages held by Hamas. Despite the extremist violence and rising anti-Semitism, the organization emphasizes member safety and the importance of public engagement as a stand against hate.

During a Boulder rally demanding the release of hostages held by Hamas, members of Run for Their Lives were attacked with a makeshift flamethrower and Molotov cocktails. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to its mission despite the antisemitic violence, with organizers condemning the attack and praising law enforcement's response.

Run for Their Lives, a non-political global initiative founded after the October 7th events, organizes weekly walk/runs that begin with commemorations and community prayers for hostages. The initiative fosters unity among diverse groups and serves as a public reminder of the need to support vulnerable individuals and keep the hostages' plight in global consciousness.

Run for Their Lives organized an event in Bethlehem to mark 100 days since the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, with participants running, pausing to pray, and urging the immediate release of hostages. The event underscores a commitment to human rights and peaceful protest against authoritarian practices.