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Team Pancreas 2020 Virtual Run - Marine Corps Marathon, 10K, and 50K!
District Tri-Blend T-shirt
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About this campaign
On Sunday, October 25, 2020, the National Pancreas Foundation Running Team (Team Pancreas) will be running/walking virtually together at the Marine Corps Marathon, 10K and 50K, to raise awareness and funds for pancreas disease? In it's third Marine Corps event, Team Pancreas has raised over $67,000. Want to join? Register for the event, and order a Team Pancreas finisher t-shirt! We recommend getting your friends/family/neighborhood involved as well. Fundraising is encouraged, but optional. For more details, please go here click HERE. Team Pancreas t-shirts will be shipped before October 1, 2020. Product details: 4.5 oz Shirt is 50/25/25 poly/combed ringspun cotton/rayon tri-blend material. District Perfect Tri ® collection
Tearaway neck label for comfort. Silky smooth luxurious fabric.
Founded in 1997, the NPF has given over $4 Million to fund 124 research projects.
The NPF is the only foundation dedicated to patients who are suffering from all forms of pancreas disease pediatric pancreatitis, acute pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis, and pancreatic cancer.
Thank you for supporting our mission and helping provide hope for those with pancreas disease.
To find out more about pancreas disease and what we do, please go here: www.pancreasfoundation.org.
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Supporters
Supporting my Sole Sister Melinda Frei
I am a Pancreas Warrior and running the MCM as my first marathon. These are for my family
I am a hereditary chronic pancreatitis patient and the New York chapter chair of the National Pancreas Foundation
I was part of the team 2 years ago honoring my son who has chronic pancreatitis. We are still fighting the battle and want to continue To support the NPF in all their research with this disease.
I just had my TPIAT surgery almost 7 months ago and am trying to do everything I can to help raise awareness for NPF and gain support!