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21st Annual Rainbow Gala
2013 marks the 21st anniversary of The rainbow gala for the Western pennsylvania Chapter. To date, this annual event has raised more than $15 million for promising T1D research.
This year the gala will be held on Saturday, April 20th at the Westin Convention Center pittsburgh Hotel. Maureen Breen Barunas, former JDrF international Board Member and a past president of the Western pA Chapter will serve as honoree for this spectacular event. it is an honor to celebrate Maureen’s dedication to the mission of JDrF.
“i was very touched when i learned that i was being honored at this year’s gala, but in reality, i share this honor with so many,” said Maureen. “During my 23 years of involvement, i’ve seen tremendous growth in our chapter and at JDrF international. i’m so sincerely grateful to the volunteers and donors who’ve been behind that growth, all of whom share a commitment to improving lives and curing T1D. The research we’ve worked together to fund is yielding results, with improved treatment of complications and vastly better technology that makes better control of diabetes possible. But until my son and others are no longer faced with the daily and long term threats of this disease, i know our job isn’t done.”
“i’m looking forward to the gala on April 20th, and hope to see many of you there. The most exciting part of the evening promises to be Fund A Cure. in just minutes, we will raise thousands of dollars for diabetes research! if you can’t attend, you can still participate. i hope you’ll consider honoring someone you know or love with a Fund A Cure donation. My son, ryan, and all adults and children with T1D will be the true honorees on April 20th, for their ongoing strength and courage as they deal with the unrelenting demands and threats posed by diabetes.”
The rainbow gala will feature:• An elegant black-tie affair with cocktail party and dinner• One-of-a-kind live and silent auctions• Fund A Cure where 100% of the monies raised go directly
to diabetes researchYou can help be a part of this special night by purchasing
tickets, asking your company to buy a table or sponsorship or participating in Fund A Cure. For event details and to purchase tickets, visit www.jdrf-westernpa.ejoinme.org/rainbowgala2013 or call 412-471-1414 x7.
21st Annual rainbow galaSaturday, April 20, 2013 – 6:00 pm
Westin Convention Center pittsburgh Hotel2013 Gala Corporate Chair: Robert D. German, Esquire, Sherrard, German & Kelly, PC
2013 Gala HonoreeMaureen Breen Barunas
Former JDRF International Board MemberPast President JDRF Western Pennsylvania Chapter
Platinum Presenting Partners
Presenting Partners
pnC Bank United States Steel Corporation
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Mentoring Matters: A Call to Service
Do you remember coming home for the first time after your child was diagnosed? You probably felt scared, overwhelmed and a little lost. Did you have a JDrF mentor? if not, i bet you wish you did. Was there a parent support coffee meeting in your area? if not, i bet you wish there had been. Most importantly, we hope that there was something or some way that JDrF was able to see you through those first challenging and confusing weeks, months and even years.
JDrF prides itself on being a volunteer driven organization. JDrF strives to help support you so that you, your family and your loved ones with T1D can enjoy a better quality of life. As such, volunteers are needed to help us improve programs and engage new volunteers.
The mentor program is a very easy way to get involved and help other families going through exactly what you went through when your child was first diagnosed. it can be as simple as a call or an email telling a newly diagnosed mom or dad that everything will be all right. More than likely, you and your mentee will become friends that can bounce ideas off of each other and discuss the latest and greatest in T1D developments.
is mentoring not your thing, but you still want to help? Consider hosting a parent support coffee in your area. Western pennsylvania is a large territory, so the more coffee hosts we have, the better! All you have to do is schedule a date at a local meeting place (coffee houses and panera Bread Cafes are popular picks), and show up! Special topics are always welcome, but it is guaranteed that once you get a bunch of parents of children with (or without) T1D in one spot, the conversation will not be lacking. We hope that you will consider volunteering in one of these ways, and help us support our wonderful families! For more information on the mentor program or parent support coffees, please contact gillian McTiernan, Outreach Manager, at [email protected] or 412-471-1414 x2.
Pittsburgh Marathon Why just run a marathon when you can be part of Team JDRF and run for a cure?
Sunday, May 5, 2013 Register today at www.jdrf.org/pittsburghmarathon
“growing up with type 1 diabetes, i hoped that i would still be able to do everything i wanted. if it wasn’t for the research JDrF had done (and continues to do) and the services i have been provided with, i may not have had the opportunity to run my first half marathon last spring. it was such an overwhelming feeling crossing the finish line knowing i was not only helping myself and my family, but everyone else living with type 1 diabetes! i can’t wait to be part of Team JDrF again this May 2013!” said Melissa noonan, a second year member of Team JDrF.
Living with type 1 diabetes (T1D) is like running a marathon – the dietary restrictions, multiple daily blood tests and injections of insulin seem endless. JDrF is getting closer to the finish line – a cure to this devastating disease. With your help, JDrF can continue the research that will lead to better treatments, and eventually a cure for T1D.
Join Team JDrF. We will celebrate as you cross the finish line and as JDrF comes closer to the finish line to a cure!
“participating in the pittsburgh Marathon (either full, half or relay) is an incredible experience. participating and knowing that you are making a difference in the lives of people with T1D makes it far more rewarding. As a parent of a child with T1D, raising money to find a cure is critically important. The marathon is a test of endurance, as is dealing with and managing diabetes. Finding a cure for diabetes is a marathon, not a sprint. Thinking of what my son, Maddox, deals with on a daily basis, and all of the other people supporting the cause, helps inspire me to continue pushing, to never stop, and to somehow make it to that finish line,” said ron Fingers.
Team JDRF Benefits:• Your fundraising minimum for JDrF covers your pittsburgh Marathon bib fee• personal fundraising website and guide makes fundraising simple• pre-race pasta party with other Team JDrF runners• JDrF running singlet• Once the race sells out, JDrF will still have bibs available• The top fundraiser for each event at the time of the Marathon will receive a gift
card to a local running store• The JDrF tent at Charity Village where you can meet your friends and family after
the race• KnOWing YOU HAVE A KEY rOLE in FinDing A CUrE!
Minimum Fundraising Requirements:• $500 – Marathon participants• $500 – Half Marathon participants• $200 – per relay team member• $250 – 5k participantsEach runner needs to meet 75% of their fundraising minimum by March 1 so register today!
For more information on how you can participate in the pittsburgh Marathon as part of the JDrF Team, contact Jennifer Zgurich at [email protected] or 412-471-1414 x4.
Team JDRF Event Sponsor
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The Circle of Excellence is a national recognition program for family teams raising more than $10,000 for the Walk to Cure Diabetes. We thank these families, and all of our walk teams, for their passion and dedication to raising money to fund a cure for type 1 diabetes. With your help, we are bridging the gap and WILL find a cure.
Thank you to our 2012 Walk Circle of Excellence Teams!
Emerald Award Family Team raising $25,000–$49,999
Sapphire Award Family Teams raising $10,000–$24,999
Jacob’s Jewels—$24,840The Lichtenstein Family
Andy’s Team—$17,181The McGee/Lang Families
Lakris Lovers—$15,475Dr. William Maxwell
Abby’s Hope—$15,250The Kroh Family
C-Nation—$14,462The Domasky Family
Richie’s Road Crew—$10,789The Ferris Family
Aidan’s Advocates—$10,679The O’Leary Family
Lauryn’s Life Preservers—$10,230The Michaels Family
Dalton’s Teamsters—$10,075The Merichko/Parrish Families
Thank you for Walking to Cure Diabetes! See you in September!
Brice’s Team—$28,251The Sampson Family
Max’s Crew—$26,496The Wolper Family
Did you know there is an easy and educational way to help raise money for T1D research? The JDrF Kids Walk program is a great way for kids to learn about the differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and feel empowered by raising money to help cure T1D.
it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3...The first, and most important step, is connecting JDrF with your child’s school to schedule the assembly and walk dates. Then, a JDrF staff member or a volunteer will do a presentation for the students, explaining the causes of T1D and how it is treated, and will ask the children to help kids with T1D by raising money for their Kids Walk.
Finally, approximately two weeks after the assembly, the actual walk is held, and the students and staff celebrate with mini bagels donated by panera Bread. The top fundraising student receives a $50 panera Bread gift card and a chance to win a trip to Aruba! Even better, all of the students that raise at least $10 are eligible to receive fun
incentive prizes from JDrF. You see? it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3! So please,
help introduce us to your child’s school today, and let’s get one step closer to a cure! For more information about the Kids Walk program, please contact gillian McTiernan, Outreach Manager, at [email protected] or 412-471-1414 x2.
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Ride with JDRF in 2013
The JDrF ride to Cure Diabetes is the adventure of a lifetime. Experience a new way to support JDrF. Are you an adult with type 1 diabetes (T1D) looking for a way to get involved? Are you the parent or grandparent of someone living with T1D and looking for an exciting way to help find a cure? participants get the opportunity to achieve two challenges: they raise funds to support research leading to a cure for T1D and they meet personal goals to accomplish this challenging and exciting cycling experience. riders ages 13 and up at all experience levels join forces to find a cure for T1D. Be a part of this growing team!
Matt McHale said, “i have so many reasons to love JDrF’s ride to Cure Diabetes, which i plan on doing this year for the seventh time. it’s taken me to amazingly beautiful places, like Death Valley and glacier national park. i’ve made lasting friends among the hundreds of other riders. As a rider with T1D, it’s helped me prove to myself that i can overcome the challenge of riding 100 miles on my bike—and have fun while doing it! Most of all, it is an inspiring reminder of the spirit and determination of the JDrF community—people with the disease, parents, siblings, friends, etc.—in finding an answer to type 1 diabetes. i would encourage anyone who shares that spirit and who can ride a bike—even just around the block—to seriously consider doing the ride. There are different fundraising levels
and different distances, and the coaches are fantastic. i would love to expand the Western pennsylvania contingent!”
You can also be a part of a JDrF ride team. rich Kosuda rides for the Western pA Chapter as part of a corporate team based out of the new Jersey JDrF Chapter. rich said, “My involvement in the JDrF ride to Cure Diabetes Tremco Corporate Team started simply as a desire to give back to the community, have some fun, and finally give in to the persuasive recruiting of our T1D team captain. My experience proved to be so much more. The T1D community showed me tremendous courage, strength and compassion like i never experienced before. i am proud to be part of their success story to defeat this disease. My involvement in the corporate team proved to myself and all my supporters that you can reach beyond yourself to give back to a cause that enhances the meaning of your life and so many that struggle with T1D on a daily basis.”
2013 Ride LocationsBurlington, VT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July 25 – 28 La Crosse, WI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . August 15 - 18 Lake Tahoe, CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 6 - 9 Nashville, TN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . September 19 - 22 (SOLD OUT) Death Valley, CA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . October 17 – 20 Tucson, AZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . November 21 - 24
For more information about joining the Western PA team, please contact Jennifer Zgurich at jzgurich@jdrf .org or 412-471-1414 x4 or visit: (w) www .ride .jdrf .org (F) www .facebook .com/JDRFRidetoCureDiabetes (t) www .twitter .com/JDRF_RIDE
Kids Walk – Easy as 1, 2, 3!
ReseaRchCorner
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Whether you are newly diagnosed or have been living with T1D for a long time, JDRF is committed to improving the lives of all people affected by the disease. We aim to accelerate the progress of research to provide better treatments, prevention, and ultimately a cure for T1D. We hope that you will enjoy reading about one of the latest exciting aresa of research that has the potential to bring us closer to our goal.
Combating Complications through Collaboration people with T1D are at risk for developing complications
from the disease. Diabetic nephropathy (kidney disease) is one of these complications, and it can be life threatening. in this form of kidney disease, kidney function declines, which can eventually lead to kidney failure. About 30 percent of people with T1D develop the condition.
The kidneys are made up of hundreds of thousands of tiny units called nephrons, which filter the blood and help remove waste from the body. But in people with T1D, the nephrons thicken and become scarred. in some cases, tight blood-sugar control can delay or prevent the onset of kidney complications, but T1D can still lead to kidney failure.
To investigate genetic components of the condition, the JDrF genetics of Diabetic nephropathy Collaborative research initiative has been formed. This initiative brings together top scientists in the field to build on previous research and share their findings, in order to identify disease pathways and prevent and treat the condition. More than $7 million will be provided to the main institutions collaborating on the project: the Broad institute of MiT and Harvard; Joslin Diabetes Center; the University of Toronto; and the University of Virginia.
This global collaboration of researchers and scientists has assembled samples from more than 20,000 subjects with T1D and kidney disease, and the process of determining each participant’s genetic makeup is under way. Data is expected to be available in late 2013. Source: Cool research news, JDrF.
To find out more about T1D research, or how to get involved with JDRF in your community, visit www.jdrf.org.
SAVE THE DATE Walk to Cure Diabetes
This year, for the first time, we will be hosting our Walks to Cure Diabetes on two separate dates. The huge advantage to having two dates gives families, corporate teams and sponsors the unique opportunity of joining us on either date or for BOTH walks!
it is never too early! Start recruiting members for your walk team and planning your fundraising events now!
Saturday, September 21, 2013 Schenley park, pittsburgh
Saturday, September 28, 2013 University of pittsburgh at greensburg
if you have walked in the past, you will begin receiving emails about the walk soon. if you want to be added to our email list, please contact Lara Daly. We will also be adding updates and tips to our Facebook page – www.facebook.com/jdrfwesternpa. go there and “like” our page to be included.
We are here to help!JDrF Staff partner for Family Teams Lara Daly [email protected] 412-471-1414 x5
JDrF Staff partner for Corporate Teams & Sponsorship Jennifer Zgurich [email protected] 412-471-1414 x4
Volunteers needed! – We are looking for enthusiastic and passionate volunteers to assist with our walks this year. if you love to work with other Family Teams by helping to coach, share fundraising ideas and recruitment strategies, please join our Family Team Committee. Or, if you love planning events and all logistical issues and can help coordinate vendors and donated items, join our Walk Logistics Committee! To get involved, please contact Lara Daly at [email protected] or 412-471-1414 x5.
Annual report update—Focusing on 42 years of organizational history, the 2012 JDRF Annual Report celebrates the many amazing supporters and cutting-edge research initiatives that make JDRF a global leader in the fight for a cure for T1D .
This year, for the first time, JDRF created a user-friendly online digital annual report . This format provides readers with a story-based, mobile-responsive, exploratory environment containing both text and video content . It will be available year-round and easy for readers to share with others . To view it, go to: www .jdrf .org/2012annualreport .
The progress we have made in 42 years is tremendous and our vision for the future has never been clearer or stronger: a world without T1D .
This past fall, the Clearfield Lady Bison Soccer Team conducted a fundraiser called “goals for a Cure” with the proceeds benefitting JDrF. Led by Clearfield Area High School junior, McKenna Aleksivich, the team reached out to the community asking them to support JDrF by pledging donations for each goal the team scored throughout the season. The team collected pledges ranging from $.05 to $5 per goal.
Lucky for JDrF, the Lady Bison team had a fantastic season with a record of 15-1-2 and won the District 9 Class AA Championships. The team scored an impressive 78 goals for the season! JDrF was presented with the check totaling $2,827 at the end-of-season soccer banquet.
The Lady Bison soccer team voted to donate to JDrF in honor of fellow team member Kaitlyn Mitchell’s younger sister, Kelsey who has type 1 diabetes.
Thank you McKenna and the Lady Bison soccer team! We wish you a successful 2013 season!
CHaPTER SPoTlIGHTMcKenna Aleksivich
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Save the dates for the 2013
JDRF Golf Events!
Monday, August 5, 2013
23nd Annual
Monday, September 23, 2013
Valley Brook Country Club
Peters Township
For sponsorship and foursome information,
please call theChapter Office at
412-471-1414.
Summer Golf Classicat
Caption for photo: l-r -- Front: Kelsey Mitchell, Raquel Grice, Lauren Ammerman, Katie Powers, Lauren Conrad; Middle: McKenna Aleksivich, Sabrina Schwartz,
Tessa Waring, Alayna Null, Molly McGann of JDRF; Back: Keley Greenland, Tessa Munshower, Caitlyn Stockwell, Kaitlyn Mitchell, Taylor Dixon.
West Virginia Branch UpdateSymposium Success—The WV
Branch held its first ever Symposium for Families in Clarksburg, WV on Saturday October 27th. Sessions included: a sports and diabetes discussion with a panel of adult and teen type 1 athletes; a panel of school nurses and parents who addressed school issues and nutrition; the psychology of diabetes; a research update and an opportunity for teen and adult type 1s to talk among themselves about life with diabetes. nearly 150 people participated from all across the state. Based on the success of this event, the WV Branch is already planning future symposiums.
Sugar for Reindeer—The Second Annual Sugar for reindeer was held Saturday, December 8 at river City restaurant & Conference Center in Wheeling, WV. The event, aimed at promoting community awareness of T1D, raised nearly $4,000.
Children in attendance enjoyed a visit with Santa. Event organizer, Lorri Schodzinski, said the event is becoming a holiday favorite among local children who enjoyed visiting with Santa and
participating in various crafts such as face painting, ornament creations and cookie decorating. Children were given a magic dust of sugar, glitter, and oats to be left out on Christmas Eve for the reindeer. Santa’s message was: “Sugar is for reindeer—not little apple dumplings.”
Walk to Cure Diabetes—The WV Branch also is planning a series of Walk Kick-Off parties for early March to be held in Morgantown, parkersburg, Hurricane, Beckley, and Wheeling. The Annual WV Walk to Cure Diabetes will be held on Sunday, May 19 at the State Capitol in Charleston, WV.
in 1992, a young boy was diagnosed with diabetes. His father, hunting for the best possible treatment, did exhaustive research. He found that insulin pump therapy offered dramatically better control than injections, with far less risk of long-term complications. plus his son could eat and exercise freely with an insulin pump. But all that tubing seemed like such a burden for a young boy—and where would the pump go during swimming lessons? The father thought there had to be a better way. in 2000, insulet Corporation was formed and the Omnipod System was created as the
first tubing-free diabetes insulin pump system.
insulet Corporation began partnering with JDrF in 2008 and has expanded their involvement in supporting JDrF’s mission to find a cure for T1D by funding the most promising research to cure, treat and prevent the disease. insulet Corporation supports the pittsburgh and Westmoreland Walk to Cure Diabetes by underwriting the Children’s Area. The company has also funded Outreach events like a winter snow tubing outing and an annual event at idlewild and Soak Zone where more than 100 JDrF supporters gather for crafts provided by Excela Health, lunch and information from various diabetes suppliers and then enjoy a day at the park. Finally, for the second consecutive year, insulet Corporation has underwritten JDrF’s participation in the Dick’s Sporting goods pittsburgh Marathon so that the fundraising that the runners do can go toward the cure and not toward expenses.
“Thanks to the generous partnerships with companies like insulet we are able to bring families face to face with the
latest technology in the field, while having the outreach opportunities of bringing the T1D families together. JDrF together with our corporate partners strive to improve the lives of those living with T1D until the day we have our cure,” said Sheila pomarico, Vice president of Outreach for the Western pennsylvania JDrF Chapter.
This is truly a mutually beneficial partnership where insulet Corporation can speak to people directly affected by T1D and JDrF can offer activities for families with T1D to get together and enjoy time with other people living with the disease.
Mark and Brenda Wolper said, “Our son, Max, has used the Omnipod for five years. It is so nice to see Omnipod at JDRF events supporting research for T1D. We look forward to the
next advances that Insulet is working on to continue to improve the lives of T1D people”.
CoRPoRaTE SPoTlIGHT
Insulet Corporation
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Erie Branch Update16th Annual Beach Ball Gala— plans are well underway for the 16th annual Beach Ball gala presented by Highmark. The gala will be held on Saturday, March 23rd at the Ambassador Banquet and Conference Center in Erie, pA. The fun, casual, social event of the season will include a cocktail reception, silent and live auctions and a gourmet dinner. The committee is confident that this can be a record breaking year!
There are limited tickets available so if you are interested in attending call the nW pA Branch Office at 814-452-0635.
Get Connected—The nW pA Branch Outreach Committee is planning to host an open house inviting type 1 families to “get connected.” The event will include games, refreshments, give-aways and time to meet and connect with other families. Who: Children with type 1 diabetes and their families
What: get Connected Open HouseWhen & Where: Saturday, April 6, 2:00-4:00 pm
Warren YMCA 212 Lexington Ave. Warren, pA 16365
Tower at Dobbins Landing Lit in Blue— in observance of national Diabetes Awareness Month the tower at Dobbin’s Landing in Erie, pA was lit in blue in the month of november. “We really received great coverage and exposure throughout the month through a wide array of events,” said Diane Sickles, JDrF Branch Manager. The events included having the tower lit in blue, television interviews, receiving a proclamation at a city council meeting, an article in the Erie Times new and a full page color ad in the local edge phone book. “We were thrilled to have so many activities and we really felt it heightened diabetes awareness in the community.”
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Dated Material InsideAddress Service Requested
The Beach Ball Gala March 23, 2013 Ambassador Banquet & Conference Center Erie, pA (see page 7)Rainbow Gala Saturday, April 20, 2013 Westin Convention Center pittsburgh Hotel (see page 1)Board of Directors Meeting Wednesday, April 24, 2013—5:30 pm Location TBDPittsburgh Marathon Saturday, May 5, 2013 pittsburgh, pA (see page 2)Walk to Cure Diabetes Sunday, May 19, 2013 Charleston, WV (see page 6)JDRF Annual Meeting Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Omni William penn HotelJDRF Children’s Congress July 8-10, 2013 Washington, DCSummer Golf Classic Monday, August 5, 2013 Ligonier Country Club (see page 6)Walk to Cure Diabetes Saturday, September 21, 2013 Schenley park, pittsburgh (see page 3 & 5)Tee Up to Cure Diabetes Monday, September 23, 2013 Valley Brook Country Club (see page 6)Walk to Cure Diabetes Saturday, September 28, 2013 University of pittsburgh at greensburg (see page 3 & 5)Walk to Cure Diabetes Saturday, October 6, 2013 presque isle State park, Erie
Western Pennsylvania Chapter
Save the Date
q YES! i want to support JDrF with a Fund A Cure gift of: q $500 q $250 q $150 q $100 q $50 q Other $ ___________
name ____________________________________ phone ___________________
Address ___________________________________________________________
City _____________________________________ State ________Zip _________
E-mail: ____________________________________________________________
This Fund A Cure gift is in honor of ________________________________
my _______________________________________________________________, (relationship)
q Check or money order enclosed, made payable to JDrF. please note Fund A Cure donation in the check memo.
q please charge my: q Visa q MasterCard q American Express q Discover
Card no: ____________________________________ Exp. Date: ____________
Signature: ________________________________________ Date: ____________
please return to: JDrF, 960 penn Avenue, Suite 1000, pittsburgh, pA 15222 phone: 412-471-1414 Fax: 412-471-1417 www.jdrf.org/westernpa
Donate Now 2013 Fund A CureFund A Cure is a unique opportunity for you to donate to the mission of JDrF.
Since its inception in 1970, JDrF has funded virtually every major breakthrough in diabetes research. The path to cure T1D is as complex as the disease itself, but tremendous progress is being made every day to develop new and better treatments to improve the lives of people who have T1D and keep them as healthy as possible while we strive to reach our goal of a cure. JDrF is driving the discovery, development and delivery of therapeutics to improve the lives of people with T1D and eventually cure it.
At the 21st Anniversary rainbow gala on April 20, 2013, there will be a unique opportunity to become a direct part of this process. it is an opportunity to donate directly to research and fund the science that will transform this disease and change the lives of our families and friends with T1D.
If you are unable to attend the Gala, you may still participate in Fund A Cure by mailing your contribution today. We hope you will join us as we challenge ourselves to increase the pace of science and focus on our goal… to better treat, prevent and ultimately cure T1D.
The official registration and financial information for JDRF may be obtained from the PA Department of State, by calling toll free, within PA, 1-800-732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement.
See Chapter Website for all event details www.jdrf.org/westernpa
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