The boy carried his brother on his back for three days during a marathon in Michigan

Brothers Handy, Hunter and Braden, walked more than 90 kilometers together in a charity marathon of walking in Ann Harbor, Michigan. In this case, the younger brother walked all this distance on the back of the older one.

It took the brothers three days to overcome this distance. The marathon was timed to coincide with an awareness campaign about cerebral palsy. Hunter Gandy, who is 15 years old, even at the start, put himself on the back of a younger Brayden suffering from cerebral palsy. They began their journey near the Ohio border and reached the University of Michigan at Ann Harbor at 4 on Monday morning. At the finish they were waiting for parents and friends.

This is not the first time that Hunter and Braden participate in such marches. Last year they marched to Ann Harbor from their home in Temperance, but this time they increased the distance. Thanks to this campaign, Hunter managed to collect about 200 thousands of dollars in favor of building a site for people with disabilities at the Breuden School. Rubber floors, ramps instead of stairs will be created on the site. Also in the march were two more children, Gandy, sister Sister Curran and younger brother Kellen.