Carolina Vazquez is the Operations Manager for GO FAR (Go Out For A Run) and a proud mom of two amazing teens who keep her on her toes. She’s been with GO FAR since 2021, and while the journey has been full of surprises, she’s beyond excited to see what the future has in store for the organization.

For Carolina, the best part of the job is race day. There’s nothing like the energy of the kids at the start line, buzzing with excitement and ready to take on the challenge. Watching them cross that finish line—whether it's with pure joy, immense pride, or the occasional (but memorable) post-race moment—makes all the behind-the-scenes work worth it. She’s there to witness it all: from the kids overflowing with emotion to the ones who are just plain wiped out (sometimes even literally). It’s the energy and spirit of race day that keeps her going.

When she's not orchestrating race day magic, you can find Carolina enjoying quality time with her kids, family, and friends.

Katelynn is the Program Coordinator for the GO FAR organization. Originally from Connecticut, Katelynn moved to North Carolina in 2008 to attend High Point University, where she began her journey in education and community engagement.

She brings a wealth of experience, having previously served as a special education teacher with Guilford County Schools for many years. In addition to her passion for youth development, she’s also a dedicated real estate agent, helping families find the perfect place to call home.

As a busy mom of three, Katelynn understands the importance of fostering strong, supportive environments for children to grow and thrive. Her dedication to empowering young minds and her commitment to community outreach make her a perfect fit for our mission at GO FAR. 

Sherry Wyche has been a dedicated GO FAR volunteer for years and joined the Board in early 2023. With degrees in Exercise Science and Human Resource Management, she brings a unique mix of wellness expertise and organizational know-how to the team. Her background includes over a decade with Guilford County Schools, experience in corporate sales, and years of volunteer work with local organizations that benefit our Triad community.

Sherry loves her community fiercely and is passionate about advocating for equity and accessibility for all. Whether through her professional work or volunteer efforts, she is committed to making sure opportunities are available to everyone.

Originally from Baltimore, she came south to High Point University in 2001 and has called Guilford County home ever since. She’s a wife, a mom to two young boys, and an expert at juggling it all. She enjoys staying active, traveling, and hosting gatherings with family and friends.

Some fun facts: her favorite color is green, her favorite food is candied yams, and her favorite quote is “We can do hard things”—which makes sense, considering her busy life!