My Story…
I am inviting you to join or support Team Brown in the Race to End CTE on May 21st. CTE is a devastating neurodegenerative disease caused by repetitive head impacts in sports and military service that can only be diagnosed after death. I am helping to raise funds to support the Concussion Legacy Foundation’s End CTE campaign, which is leading efforts to prevent, diagnose, and treat CTE while supporting patients and families fighting the disease. My team and I are competing against the other Ivy League schools including Yale, Penn, Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth, and Cornell to see who can raise the most funds. 14 of the first 18 Ivy League football players who have had their brain examined have had CTE. Please join us in contributing to a great cause, and to help those impacted by this disease.
Description
CTE is a degenerative brain disease that has devastated the lives of contact sport athletes and military Veterans. The Concussion Legacy Foundation is leading the fight to End CTE through prevention, research, and education.
Runners are raising funds for programs like:
- The CLF Global Brain Bank, a network of experts at Boston University and in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and Brazil working to learn how to diagnose and treat CTE.
- Tackle Can Wait, which aims to prevent CTE in children.
- The CLF HelpLine, which provides 1-on-1 support for patients and caregivers battling suspected CTE.
2022 Race to End CTE, sponsored by the Cleveland Marathon
Recent donors
Donation date | Donor name | Donation amount |
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May 23 | The Schapiros | $250.00 |
May 23 | Nicole Gberger | Undisclosed amount |
May 21 | Emily Cohn / Emster’s Paws | $107.94 |
May 21 | Matt Mullenax | $107.94 |
May 20 | Neil Dutta | Undisclosed amount |
May 20 | LJK | $54.43 |
May 20 | Anonymous | Undisclosed amount |
May 19 | Vincent D. | $54.43 |
May 19 | Joe M | Undisclosed amount |
May 19 | Evan | Undisclosed amount |