Additional Information
Onsite Check-In/Registration: 2:00 PM-3:00 PM
Registered walkers who raise $100 or more will receive a free t-shirt!
Location: Clement Park on 7306 W. Bowles Ave., Littleton CO (just two blocks east of Wadsworth Blvd. and Southwest Plaza Mall)
Event is held RAIN or SHINE. If there is dangerous weather, walkers will be notified to make alternate plans.
Questions: Contact Mark Ebel by email at mark.ebel@eyeris.com or phone 303-734-9942
Please note; during the registration process you will have the option to have an online personal fundraising page created for you which will be linked to the 2nd Annual Denver NF Walk fundraising campaign. If you choose to create a fundraising page, you will receive an email with information on how to access this fundraising page. You will be able to send the link to your personal fundraising page to your friends and family to collect donations. You can access your fundraising page using the same username and password you used to register.
Team Captains:
To create and join a team, team captains will first create the team by clicking on the Create Your Team button above. You will then need to click the Register Now button and select the Team Member category. You will select your team name from the drop down box on the registration form.
Team Members:
To register and join your team, click on the Register Now button and select the Team Member category. You will select your team name from the drop down box on the registration form.
Individual Registration:
Click the Register Now button and select the Individual Registration category.
Offline donations: Funds raised online will automatically be sent to the Children's Tumor Foundation. Please turn in offline donations in a collection envelope at the walk event.
The NF Walk program: Participating in a NF Walk is a great opportunity for families, friends and coworkers to enjoy a fun day while raising money for a great cause. For more information visit www.ctf.org/walk
Did you know? NF causes tumors to grow on nerves anywhere in the body, including the brain and spinal cord. It can lead to blindness, deafness, chronic pain, disfigurement, learning disabilities, bone defects, cardiovascular problems, cancer and a wide range of other complications. It affects people of all races and ethnic origins, and half of all cases arise in families with no history of the disorder. Anyone's next child could be born with NF.
NF Walk is a national program that raises both awareness and critical funds to support the hundreds of thousands of adults, children and families who battle neurofibromatosis (NF) every day. Funds raised through the NF Walk program support the Children's Tumor Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds world-class research into NF therapies to treat and eventually cure NF.
