Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night
Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night is coming up on October 22nd at Ascend Amphitheater.
Light The Night brings light to the darkness of cancer by uniting survivors and supporters in remembrance, celebration and as a rallying cry to help fund critical advances as we strive for a world without blood cancer.
Join us in creating a world without blood cancer on October 22nd at Blood Cancer United’s Light The Night. The walk is open to all. There are no fitness requirements and no registration fees.
Register for free today at www.lightthenight.org.
Please register to participate:
• You can choose to make a donation during registration
• Once registered you’ll receive your personal online fundraising page
• You can choose to make a donation during registration
• Once registered you’ll receive your personal online fundraising page
Benefits of registering for Light The Night include:
• Every individual registered will receive an illuminated lantern at the event.
• Every individual registered and has raised $100+ will receive an event t-shirt, along with a lantern
• Every individual registered and have raised $1,000+ will receive an event t-shirt, an illuminated lantern, and Bright Light status which includes access to our VIP area at the event.
• Every individual registered will receive an illuminated lantern at the event.
• Every individual registered and has raised $100+ will receive an event t-shirt, along with a lantern
• Every individual registered and have raised $1,000+ will receive an event t-shirt, an illuminated lantern, and Bright Light status which includes access to our VIP area at the event.
LLS has been able to invest over $1.7 billion in blood cancer research since their inception in 1949. According to a new, independent analysis by Cause Reports, a leader in reviews of charities, LLS received the highest score, earning a “Superior” rating among chronic disease organizations. LLS is recognized for its mission-backed actions to make treatment accessible and offer direct services such as financial assistance. According to the report, at LLS, “patients are at the center.”
