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6th Annual Phoenix Brain Tumor Walk
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Kiwanis Park, Tempe
Registration and Check-in: 8 - 9 AM | Program and Activities: 9 AM - Noon
Do you live outside the Phoenix area and still want to participate? Learn more about our Virtual Participant Program.
Join the official Walk facebook group.
See how your support makes a difference. Watch the NBTS video.
2 - Vincent's Victory ($1,890.00)
3 - Team Diana Mynes Allen ($1,760.00)
4 - Jenn's To Hell With the Stats Team ($1,643.00)
5 - KC's Cure ($1,535.01)
6 - Team Dano ($1,120.00)
7 - Pete & Pals ($1,060.00)
8 - Sprengerville ($815.00)
9 - Team Tunell ($725.00)
10 - Javonne's Journey ($690.00)
2 - Irma Sityar ($920.00)
3 - Hugh Allen ($750.00)
4 - Jennifer Scheinkopf ($725.00)
5 - Tiffany Johansen ($625.00)
6 - Brian Froelich ($550.01)
7 - Claire Mcnulty ($535.00)
8 - Mary Zimmermann ($475.00)
9 - Karen Sprenger ($440.00)
10 - Nancy Morris ($400.00)
Make a difference in the fight against brain tumors. You can form a team, join a team, walk individually, volunteer, or simply donate to the cause! At last year's Phoenix Brain Tumor Walk, 900 participants helped raise more than $120,000. This year we're aiming even higher!
Brain Tumor Walk is an inspirational, all-ages fundraising walk and community day to support the brain tumor cause. The event includes a 5K walk (3.1 miles), fun family activities, prizes, food and beverages, as well as awards for top fundraisers.
National Brain Tumor Society holds races, rides and walks around the country to support the vast needs of the brain tumor community. In 2009, 25,000 people participated in our events and raised nearly $5 million to:
- Empower brain tumor patients, families, and caregivers with information, online programs, personalized responses, direct connections to others, and more.
- Fund results-driven research to accelerate the discovery of new therapies for adult and pediatric brain tumors.
- Raise awareness and advocate on brain tumor issues.
National Brain Tumor Society is fiercely committed to improving the lives of all those affected by brain tumors. To find out more, visit our website at www.braintumor.org.
