Boston Athletic Association President & CEO Jack Fleming expressed gratitude to all participants, partners, supporters, volunteers, and spectators who helped make the 130th Boston Marathon presented by Bank of America a remarkable success.

Reflecting on Marathon Monday, Fleming noted that “What a day!” became a shared sentiment heard throughout Boston on April 20. He thanked the people of Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for bringing the event to life, as well as the runners who traveled from more than 130 countries and all 50 states to take part in this year’s marathon.

Fleming highlighted the extraordinary energy felt across the entire course, from Hopkinton to Boylston Street, as the city united once again on Patriots’ Day. He emphasized that the enthusiasm of volunteers, dedicated partner support, and cheering spectators created an unforgettable experience for participants and meaningful memories for thousands in attendance.

While greeting finishers on Boylston Street, Fleming shared in the emotions and celebrations of runners accomplishing the feat of completing the Boston Marathon presented by Bank of America.

Throughout marathon weekend, the B.A.A. also recognized inspiring individuals within the running community and celebrated the sport as a whole. The organization surpassed a record $55 million raised — with totals continuing to grow — through the Bank of America Boston Marathon Official Charity Program. In addition, the inaugural B.A.A. Youth Mile presented by Boston Children’s Hospital welcomed nearly 1,400 youth athletes ages 7–14 across the finish line.

Fleming also acknowledged the historic performances on Marathon Monday, including a course record set by the event’s top competitors.

He concluded by thanking everyone who helped the B.A.A. “Meet the Moment” this year and create meaningful memories for thousands of people.