Making Memories a Thousand Miles Apart
This brother-sister duo and their families celebrated six years of survivorship and made memories at the BT5K Your Way virtual race event. Here’s what you can do to get involved.
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MindMatters | May 2021
In this edition, we’re showing you ways to make an impact in the brain tumor community while opening doors for yourself after a brain tumor diagnosis.
New York BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K and Celebration
Join us today at 5:00 pm (CT) as we celebrate your completion of the New York BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K.
Western Regional BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K and Celebration
Join us today at 5:00 pm (CT) as we celebrate your completion of the Western Regional BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K.
New York BT5K Your Way Virtual Kick Off
Join us as we kick off the first-ever New York BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K. During this event, you’ll get to meet some ABTA staff, learn more about BT5K Your
Western Region BT5K Your Way Virtual Kick Off
Join us as we kick off the first-ever Western Region BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K. During this event, you’ll get to meet some ABTA staff, learn more about BT5K Your
MindMatters | October 2020
ABTA hosted a trifecta of virtual community events, conferences and meetings in October to bring the latest in brain tumor treatment, care and research to the brain tumor community. Check out these stories about the ABTA National Conference, AARN 9th Annual Meeting and the first-ever BT5K Your Way virtual event.
United in Our Mission: BT5K Your Way
Whether you walk, bike, rollerblade or push a stroller, anyone, anywhere can BT5K Your Way. Get inspired by three participants joining our nationwide event in creative and unique ways that celebrate their family, friends and loved ones impacted by a brain tumor diagnosis.
Chicago BT5K Your Way Virtual 5K and Celebration
Join us today at 5:00 pm (CT) as we celebrate your completion of the ChicagoBT5K Your Way Virtual 5K.
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