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Southern Arizona Walk

Phoenix Walk

The 2010 JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes will be rolling into town with  November 6, 2010 with Registration starting at 9:00am and the Walk at 10:00am.  We will have lots of carnival fun including food, games and entertainment.  We hope you can join us for “The Greatest Cause on Earth!"

2009 WALK RECAP
2009 WALK PHOTOS


Presenting Sponsors:

Desert Diamond

Health Net
Sonora Quest Health Net
basha's food city
Dex

Partnership Opportunities
Imagine the positive impact of having your company logo displayed or having key ownership to an area at the Walk to Cure Diabetes.  The benefits are endless!  There are different levels and benefits to each of the Partnership Opportunities…select which one best fits your company! 

Presenting Partnership - $10,000
Platinum Partnership - $5,000
Gold Partnership - $2,500
Silver Partnership - $1,500
Vendor Partnership - $500
*Special Partnerships available upon request*

To learn more, please click here to view the Partnership Opportunities brochure –
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Volunteer Opportunities
The Tucson branch of JDRF is seeking fun, energetic individuals to get involved with the planning and execution of the Walk.

Openings are available in the following areas: sneaker campaigns, kick-off luncheon, pre-Walk projects, Walk day activities and post-Walk projects.  Time commitments vary and work around your schedule.  Interested persons should have a desire to help find a cure for diabetes and believe that their support can make a difference.

All skill sets are needed and JDRF will help find the position that fits your talents and interests.  Positions pay large amounts of personal gratification and hugs and thank yous from insulin dependent children.  If interested, please contact the Tucson office at southernarizona@jdrf.org or 520-327-9900.


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Luke Wharram
Luke Wharram was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes on September 13, 2007 at two and a half years of age. Now four years old, Luke is still learning what it is like to live with diabetes, but takes each day without complaint. more»