Events

Old Guy Walk 2012

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Fundraising Guide

Raising money for LUNGevity is easier than you think! Learn how to raise $1,000 for lung cancer research in just six simple steps.

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The Participant Center

The Participant Center is your home for easy and fun online fundraising. This guide will help you customize your Personal Page, e-mail all of your friends and family to ask for their support, and view your progress.

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Team Captain Guide

Are you a team captain or are you considering taking a leadership role in our event? Learn how you can recruit team members and inspire others to commit to ending lung cancer.

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Old Guy Walk 2012

I'm an old guy - in my fifties to be exact. But I'm an old guy with a goal in mind -- to walk across the state of Wisconsin in an effort to raise money to fight lung cancer.

How Can You Help?

If fighting lung cancer is important to you, then donate some money, follow my blog, or see me on the road. If LUNGevity Foundation is a place that you feel needs support, donate some dollars and follow the adventure. Or, if you think exercise is important, donate some dollars and come on along.

Once Rick starts his walk, follow him on Facebook!

Travel With Me

If you'd like to walk or bike a few miles with me, I would enjoy the company. I just have a few rules...

No more than 10 additional walkers/bikers at one time. First come, first served.
You can contact me at oldguywalk@gmail.com, via my Facebook page, or leave me a comment on my blog page.
Please bring a donation (suggested amount of $25 or more) with you to serve as your "entry fee" in this fun but important event.

START DATE

Saturday, June 9

END DATE

Friday, June 15

About Rick

I'm an old guy who started to exercise on a daily basis in March of 2010 so I could participate in a sprint triathalon. Although I didn't win, I completed the event and felt a real sense of accomplishment. When my mom died in February of 2011, six weeks after being diagnosed with small cell lung cancer, I felt helpless. She died very quickly from a form of lung cancer I had never really heard of, and a form of cancer that is hard to detect until it's too late. I decided I wanted to do something to try to make a difference. The Old Guy Walk came to life!

Questions?
oldguywalk@gmail.com

Old Guy Walk 2012