Join a community event near you or support a Racing Ahead team member and help the National Brain Tumor Society find a cure for brain tumors!
See a list of online fundraising pages for individual's events and Racing Ahead team members or browse our online calendar to see all events.
Check out some of our featured annual events!
- Linda Conrad McVeigh Happy Hour Fundraiser - April 11, 2010
- Students Supporting Brain Tumor Research (SSBTR) Walkathon - See below for dates
- Golf for Hope - April 30, 2010
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3rd Annual Nick Gonzales Charity Golf Tournament - May 7, 2010
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Livingston Taylor Benefit Concert - May 8, 2010
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Ken Grosjean 5K Memorial Walk - May 8, 2010
- Team Billy Ride and Walk for Research - May 16, 2010
- Have a Chance Walk - October 2010
The Linda Conrad McVeigh Happy Hour Fundraiser
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Join us on Sunday, April 11th any time between 4-8 pm at:
Flanigan's Boathouse
118 N. Wayne Ave.
Wayne, PA
Highlights include drink specials and raffles to support the fight against brain cancer!
Want to make a donation or learn more?
For information and directions to Flanigan's Boathouse, visit www.flanboathouse.com. Contact Leslie Conrad at workles@comcast.net with any questions.
Students Supporting Brain Tumor Research (SSBTR) Walkathon
Saturday, April 17, 2010 in Flagstaff, AZ
TBD in Milwaukee, WI
SSBTR is expanding to have national walk-a-thons! The annual student-run events raise funds for brain tumor research. Since its inception, SSBTR has raised nearly $500,000 for NBTS.
To learn more, visit us online at www.SSBTR.org.
Golf for Hope
Friday, April 30, 2010
Blue Mash Golf Course, Laytonsville, Maryland
Save the date for the 5th annual Golf for Hope, offering both morning and afternoon golfing. Held at Blue Mash, this popular event is part of a special weekend dedicated to creating awareness and raising funds in support of the brain tumor community. Many participants join in the tradition by registering foursomes and/or signing up for one of many sponsorship opportunities. In 2008, this event raised almost $100,000! And, as with the Race for Hope – DC Presented by Cassidy & Pinkard Colliers, all funds raised in 2009 will benefit the National Brain Tumor Society and Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure. Go to www.curebraintumors.org to find out how to register today!
3rd Annual Nick Gonzales Charity Golf Tournament
Friday, May 7, 2010
Event Location:
Not a golfer? Try our dinner only option and join the fun, raffle, silent and live auction! All net proceeds go toward the Nick Gonzales Foundation Research Grant, established through the NBTS.
Register online at www.nickgonzalesfoundation.org or contact Cindy Villarreal, 469 438 7001 or Cindy.Villarreal@gmail.com for more information.
Livingston Taylor Benefit Concert
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Location:
Enjoy a Silent Auction & Dessert Buffet!
View the flier for this event or contact Eliane Markoff for more details.
Ken Grosjean 5K Memorial Walk
Saturday, May 8, 2010
This 5K Walk in memory of Ken Grosjean will take place at Maumee Bay State Park.
Event details:
$20 Registration
T-Shirt and free bottled water provided!
Make a donation! Or view the flier for this event.
Please contact Bonnie Grosjean for more information.
6th Annual Team Billy Ride and Walk for Research
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Saratoga Springs, New York
This terrific annual cycling event features riders biking 10, 25 or 50 miles around Saratoga Springs to raise awareness and funds for the Billy Grey Chair of Research in the NBTS Research Grant Program. A 5K walk will be held at the same time for those interested in walking instead of riding.
Visit www.TeamBilly.org for more information.
If you're looking for the Boston Brain Tumor Ride (formerly known as the Ride for Research), click here.
Have A Chance Walk
October 2010 (Date TBD)
Battery Park, New York City
The Have A Chance Walk to Fight Brain Tumors features a 5K walk starting and ending at Manhattan’s Battery Park. Along the way, participants experience breathtaking views of both the East and Hudson Rivers. Proceeds benefit Have a Chance and the National Brain Tumor Society. In its four years, the Have a Chance Walk has raised nearly $2 million to support financial assistance programs for patients and their families and fund cutting-edge research to find a cure for brain tumors.
To donate, go to www.haveachancewalk.org.
