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Join in on the Epic UNH/FSL 5K Run for the American Liver Foundation ~ Presented by ATO!

This first ever "all Greek" and "all campus" event will take place on Saturday, October 5, 2024 at 10:30 a.m.  The 5K loop is around the campus - start and finish lines at the new ATO House ~

18 Garrison Ave.  Whether a participating runner or a donor, ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY to the American Liver Foundation.

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More details about the 5K

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The 5K can be managed as a quick run or a walk run... no cut off time!  More importantly, this first ever all FSL supported philanthropic event intends to showcase our collective best effort ~ and is open to anyone on campus ~ as well as alumni .... the more the merrier!

5k Info

Join us on October 5th, when the entire Fraternity Sorority Life Greek community will be working together to fully support our American Liver Foundation.   ATO is motivated to continue their commitment to charitable/philanthropic campus events by organizing and hosting this event, which we hope will be supported by each and every Fraternity and Sorority.   We are hoping for full participation, donating $15 each for registration.  Groups of 25 will go out in waves every 10 minutes.   And YES, all UNH/Durham community members are welcome to run/donate.  Stay tuned for updates...  any/all support will be most welcome!

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Jim Miller ~ UHH/ATO '74 and Global Ambassador for the American Liver Foundation
Paxton Hubert ~ UNH '25 and ATO Philanthropic Chairman
Jamie Silverstein ~ Director, Off-Campus Engagement & Fraternity and Sorority Life

WHY the American Liver Foundation?

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  • ​On average, every day in the US over 500 children under 5 years of age are waiting for a liver transplant due to liver cancer. 

  • Over 100 million in the US are affected by some form of liver disease

  • 1 billion with non-alcoholic fatty tissue liver disease suffer globally - many could be reduced with a healthier lifestyle - and so our 5K is the perfect antidote to reducing this number.  

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"We're glad to help the Delta Delta Chapter of ATO and their philanthropy drive for the American Liver Foundation."

                                                                                     ~ Joe Wilson

5 STAR 5k VIRTUAL RUN 
HONOR ROLL

Inspired by a dear ultra runner friend who shared this idea as we shared loops recently during our 12 hour River2Sea run, and now willing to be lead by head cheerleader and my Brother,  Marty Gardner....  you are all  welcomed to join us anytime now or on 10/5 at 10:30 a.m. ~ to register/donate $15 and run with us!  Go to the Registration/Donation button,  and then your name so we can track you and add you to the Honor Roll here.  

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Randy Hulce ~ NY

Carol Wilkerson  ~ NY

Linda Schoenfeld ~ SC

Inga Smith ~ FL

Laurie Stewart ~ GA

Robert Turnell ~ FL

Kathy Meuti ~ FL

John Duffy ~ FL

Katrina Pelican ~ FL

Katy Pierce Cook ~ FL

Judith Kalfon ~ RI

Vickie Lunt ~ MO

Bernadette DuBois ~ FL

Jan Paha IL

Jeff Ferrell ~ FL

Patti Krueger ~ OR

Dean Gerber ~ FL

Peyton Goodwin ~ FL

Chip Rebadow ~ FL

Judie Reynolds ~ FL

Sandy/Steve Zerbinopoulos ~ SC

Mark Eidelman ~ FL

Elisa Ferrell ~ FL

Kimberley Pasienza ~ FL

Mike ane Nanette Wien ~ CO

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ATO NATIONAL 

Jim is proud of his 50 years afflication with ATO and has reached out to Brothers across the USA to assist and support... and they have!

Bert Sams ~ TN

Duane Holloway ~ KS

Dave Thomas ~ CO

Dave Buckingham ~ CA

Lehn Straub ~ NE

Jackson Hill III ~ GA

Robb Kneupfer ~ IL

Craig Mousin ~ IL

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Jim Miller's Backstory/Motivation......

Thank you for joining and supporting our Epic Run... not only did you participate in a FIRST of its kind venture at UNH, you have now supported Jim Miller in his quest to reach marathon #300 by April 2025 in Boston and raise $100,000...  Our Epic Run will be the largest Fund Raising event for Jim to date and will push him well over the halfway mark to his goal.  Jim lost his dad to non-alcoholic fatty tissue liver disease and has recently helped raise funds for a 3-year-old girl who went through a liver transplant surgery.  Jim is very passionate about how exercise of all types can go a long way to preserving good health and eliminate so many forms of liver disease.....  Thank you all!

 

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