Please keep checking this site for further updates. I am doing my best to make the event possible this year. Read below for details and check back often for updates.
The American Brain Tumor Association has changed procedures, which have made it much more difficult, time consuming, and more of a liable risk for the event manager who is not employeed through ABTA. Their changes are a result of different requirements and laws the IRS has instituted for National charitable organizations. I am currently working with ABTA to try and elimate the current problems in place so that we can have the event this year. I appreciate your patience and I am doing my best to clear all hurdles as soon as possible so we can open online registration. I want to continue this event and will do my best to make that possible.
It is difficult to watch
someone you love battle such a disease. You feel helpless, you want to help, you want to take away the suffering, pain, and worry - but you can't. Participating in
this event is one of the best ways we currently have to fight for those we love battling brain tumors. The race director of this event is very proud and pleased with
all participants in the past 8 years who laced up their shoes to battle brain tumors one step at a time for those they love.
We are proud to be an organization that participates in the “2010 Walk Around the World for Brain Tumors”.
The International Brain Tumour Alliance is logging all miles walked for brain tumors between Jan 1 and Nov. 7 of 2010.
The goal is to walk around the equator five times! This equates to 200,000 kms, and we are helping the IBTA get closer to
their goal.
To check out the IBTA
or to see other organizations around the world involved in this world walk click on the IBTA logo.
