I am running in honor of Jeff Hart from Columbia, SC. He was diagnosed with ALS on June 24, 2022. His progression has been much quicker than anyone could have imagined. Jeff is loved by so many who continue to be amazed by his faith, strength, and courage.

Did you know the lifetime risk of developing ALS is just 1 in 300? There is no known cure for ALS and, once diagnosed, patients typically live only three to five years. These are alarming facts about ALS, but we can help change the course of the disease and ensure that progress is made towards finding life-enhancing treatments and a cure.

The Les Turner ALS Foundation is here to care for those affected by the disease, answer their questions and support them and their loved ones every step of their journey.

I am participating in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon as part of Team Race for ALS because I believe in the mission of the Les Turner ALS Foundation! I believe in providing the best possible care to people living with ALS and their families in the Chicagoland area and I believe that the funds we raise together will lead to a cure for ALS. This cause is important to me and I’d greatly appreciate your support of my efforts. 

Please consider making a donation to help me reach my fundraising goal. Together, we can make an impact and create a world free of ALS.