Parkinson's Champions - Million Meter Challenge
Parkinson’s disease is one of the fastest-growing neurological disorders, impacting millions around the world. This April, in partnership with the Parkinson’s Foundation, join us for the Million Meter Challenge! Whether you row, run, bike, or power-walk, every dollar raised helps bring us closer to a cure. Let’s move together, reach our goal, and make a difference for the future of Parkinson’s.
Contact Us: Jen & Rocky Pontikes: jenpontikes@me.com | 773-480-7625; Jordan Levin: jordan_levin@yahoo.com | 773-972-5087
The Goal: 1 Million Meters per team (higher for biking)
Conversion Chart:
RUNNING - 62 MILES (100,000 METERS)
POWER WALKING - 62 MILES (100,000 METERS)
BIKING - 186 MILES (300,000 METERS)
The Mission: Raise $50,000 for Parkinson's research and support.
IN-PERSON EVENT
The Million Meter Challenge: Community in Motion
Date: Sunday, April 12
Location: The Sachs Center, Deerfield, IL
Time: TBA
Join us for a day of empowerment, awareness, and movement! This full-body workout will be led by four expert instructors, designed to get the community moving while raising awareness for Parkinson’s disease. Make a difference, connect, sweat, and celebrate the power of community in motion! This event is for ages 13+.
Contact
Nicole Lopez
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