Hydrocephalus Association's 5th Annual
40 Mile Challenge
Are you ready to take on the #hydrocephalus40mile? We invite YOU to walk, run or bike 40 miles in April and take on the Hydrocephalus Association 40 Mile Virtual Challenge to raise awareness and critical funds to help find a cure and improve the lives of those impacted by the condition.
This is our 5th annual Facebook 40-Mile Challenge. Once you sign up, you will be sent exclusive access to our private Facebook Group for participants only. This will provide you with tools to help you track your progress and encourage you with every mile.
You can run or walk at your own pace, and we’ll be there to support you every step of the way. Sign up today and let’s start working towards a cure together!
How can you make the most of your 40-Mile Challenge?
- Commit to the challenge by clicking here to sign up in Facebook Messenger before April 1st
- Challenge friends, family or a work out buddy to participate alongside you
- Once you are sent exclusive access, join the Facebook group to connect with others and share your story
- Start a Facebook fundraiser and help us find a cure
- Dedicate your miles to those impacted by the condition
How about earning some awesome merchandise?
When you raise $150 in your fundraiser, you will receive an exclusive Hydrocephalus Association sports pack!
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
Once you accept the challenge, you will receive all future communications through Facebook Messenger.
You can also track your miles there as well! Let's get moving on April 1st!
If you're not on Facebook, you can still contribute!
Click the button below to support our cause.
Read about Emily and why she runs for her son:
"We chose to do the 40-mile challenge to combine two things that mean a lot to our family, spending time together and finding a cure for hydrocephalus. Through Facebook updates, we shared with family and friends all the adventures we experienced on our journey to reaching 40 miles. This challenge provided us with an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, bond as a family, and contribute to raising funds for improved treatment options and, ultimately, a cure for hydrocephalus!"
