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Finishing a half Ironman – 70.3 miles of swimming, biking and running – is an accomplishment for any athlete. But doing it after having surgery on both feet for bone spurs and Achilles tendon tears goes way beyond competitive. Especially when your surgeon is your training partner and old friend. “I started noticing the pain in my feet when I was still in the Navy,” said Glenn Hopper, 49, of Lebanon, Tennessee. An avid endurance runner, he did 3-4 marathons...

Written by: Jenny Koltnow, Executive Director Since 2014, Molly and Daniel Shumate have been the Co-Chairs of the Campbell Clinic Foundation’s signature fundraiser, Footprints in Motion. We’re so grateful for their leadership and generosity over the last seven years! What inspired you to start Footprints in Motion? We wanted to serve and contribute to a pressing need. When first approached about donating, we asked what the Foundation could use, and immediately, the international elective caught our attention. This program gives...

We added “Clinic” to our name. And we changed our colors. And we have a new tagline. But why? Earlier this year, the Foundation trustees, staff and stakeholders started to consider, “How can we build more awareness and interest in what we do?” After all, the Campbell Foundation has an impressive history, world-class training and continues to push the frontiers of orthopaedic research and patient care.