DFW Walk for LUNGevity
Family Fun @ River Legacy Park - Walk/Run! !
Participate in this event no matter where you live!!
"Satellite Walks", was originated and inspired by lung cancer survivor Debi Walsh, and created by the LUNGevity Foundation and their Lung Cancer Support Community, to provide advocacy opportunities and bring about lung cancer awareness throughout the country. Join people across the country as they unite and walk "via Satellite" to raise money for lung cancer research. During the month of November, lung cancer advocates will pool together through out the country to raise awareness and raise funding for lung cancer research.
Our group has found a way to change that... While this walk is happening live in the DFW area of Texas, people from around the country can join our efforts by walking at their local parks or around their neighborhoods to raise awareness about lung cancer and raise funds for lung cancer research. Register ONLINE the same way you normaly would. During your registration you will be asked if you are walking in person or via satellite. Check Satellite Walker and your T-shirt will be mailed to you! Send us your photos and we will put them on our website! _________________________________________________________________________________________ “There are times when you want to do something, but there may not be anything happening in your city or state. Or maybe you’re in t reatment and can’t get to an event and need to stay close to home. THIS is something anyone can do! Satellite participation is a revolutionary idea. Someone in Arizona or Utah can be directly involved in a large walk in Boston or NYC or TX (wherever) organizers organize an event. They sign up, get a personalized fundraising page and solicit their friends and family and co workers for sponsorship for the satellite walk that benefit the LUNGevity Foundation, the only organization dedicated exclusively to funding lung cancer research and supporting those touched by lung cancer." -LCSC
"inspired by a lung cancer survivor who wanted to make a difference...and did!" |
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