Miles4Hips “Stronger Together” Fall T Shirts

About the Day of Movement
The Miles4Hips Day of Movement is an annual global hip dysplasia awareness event that brings people together through movement. Participants choose a form and amount of movement that is meaningful and appropriate for them—from walking, running, hiking, cycling, and swimming to stretching, rehabilitation exercises, adaptive movement, or simply moving in whatever way their body allows.

On October 24, we invite our community around the world to put on their Stronger Together shirts, get moving, and help us show what it looks like when the hip dysplasia community moves together.

Learn more here: https://miles4hips.org/day-of-movement-global-hip-dysplasia-awareness-event-2026

Who does this year's T shirt sales support?
Proceeds from this year’s T-shirt sales will support the ISHA Hip Preservation Society, a UK-based nonprofit organization with a global presence focused on advancing hip preservation through education, training, research, and collaboration.

By purchasing a Stronger Together shirt, you can join us in raising awareness on the Day of Movement while also supporting an organization working to improve hip preservation care and outcomes around the world.

Please note: Proceeds from T-shirt purchases and any additional donations made through this fundraiser support the ISHA Hip Preservation Society. These purchases and donations are not tax-deductible in the United States. If you would like to fundraise for a different charity organization in your country for the Day of Movement, you can learn more here: https://miles4hips.org/fundraise-with-day-of-movement

About Miles4Hips
Miles4Hips is a patient-driven, collaborative initiative created with and for individuals affected by hip dysplasia. We are dedicated to raising hip dysplasia awareness, providing education and information for the hip dysplasia community, promoting the enjoyment of movement for healthy hips and minds, and supporting and amplifying work being done around the world to improve hip dysplasia care and outcomes. https://www.miles4hips.org