My team
OUR FINISH LINE SAYS ALS DONE!
I started this running journey in early 2018, simply because I realized, after a routine health test, that I was wasting my exceptional health (hadn't had so much as a fever since high school). I never exercised, didn't care about proper sleep and ate like I was 23. In the ensuing months I dropped 40 pounds, and what I thought was simply a wakeup call and perhaps a phase led to numerous organized races, including two marathons.
But I also came to realize as I cruised along the trails that many would love to join me, but their bodies simply say no. I was fortunate enough to be able to rectify my situation before it turned bad. What better way to utilize this gift I gave to myself than to help find a cure for this insidious disease, so others have a chance at enjoying life.
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Thank you for visiting my fundraising page for the 2025 Falmouth Road Race - supporting ALS research & equipment and resources for individuals living with ALS now.
Your support means the world to me and to all of us and will help to advance critical research at MGH, UMass Medical School, and ALS TDI, while providing essential equipment such as lifts, ramps, wheelchairs and assistive technology devices to individuals currently living with ALS via our care team at Compassionate Care ALS - all incredible partners that make up ALS ONE.
Your donation is fully tax-deductible, as ALS ONE is a 501c3 non-profit organization (EIN #47-4984263).
To learn more about ALS ONE, visit their website at: https://alsone.org/
A big THANK YOU to all who have donated so far!
| Donation date | Donor name | Donation amount |
|---|---|---|
| May 25 | Steven Svekis | $109.85 |
| May 25 | Anonymous | $50.00 |
| May 12 | Anonymous | $109.85 |
| May 12 | Sky | $28.10 |
| Apr 04 | Scott Stahmer | $55.35 |
| Apr 03 | Tom and Ann | $28.10 |
| Mar 30 | Andrew Price | $55.35 |
| Mar 26 | Thomas Coughlin | $50.00 |
| Mar 26 | The Darst Family | $28.10 |
| Mar 25 | Jason Cole | $55.35 |
