Nov. 4, 2012

Support Our ING New York City Marathon
Stroke Challenge Team!

As a 2012 charity partner of the ING New York City Marathon, National Stroke Association is excited to support a team of runners taking on 26.2 miles and finishing in New York City’s Central Park.

Registration for the 2012 National Stroke Association ING New York City Marathon team is closed. Individuals with a confirmed spot in this event are welcome to join the team and make a difference for stroke. Please contact Crystal Blaylock at events@stroke.org for more information.

Read more about joining our Stroke Challenge team and participating in other event opportunities through National Stroke Association in 2012.

For more information, please contact events@stroke.org or 1-800-STROKES (787-6537).

Meet the Team

Learn why these athletes have chosen to make a difference for stroke.

Allison Bradley	Brenda McRae	Carolyn Fanning	Christine Ciccerone	David Jenkins
Dylan Armajani	Ed Cox	Geraldine Carroll	Greg Mateja	Ilana Semel
Ivan Saval	Joanna Lodzinski	Justin Prunell	Kate Breiner	Kelley Octagin
Kevin Kovalsky	Lenice Hogan	Lisa O’Rear	Mark Williams	Melissa Leyva
Michael Darling	Monica McLaurin	Naomi Nakamura	Nicole Hall	Rafael Castelblanco
Rene Pere	Timothy Noonan	Tim van Biesen	Tyler Saeli	Wendy Abbott

Team Benefits

• Guaranteed entry into the 2012 ING New York City Marathon
• Opportunity to participate in honor of your own experience or that of a loved one touched by stroke
• Access to National Stroke Association’s personal fundraising website to set up your online fundraising page
• Access to an amazing team of participants and volunteers
• National Stroke Association race shirt
• Pre-event team dinner in New York City

Team Member Responsibilities

• Meet or exceed the fundraising minimum by November 4, 2012
• Coordinate and purchase all travel and hotel arrangements

For more information, please contact events@stroke.org or 1-800-STROKES (787-6537).

Read more about joining our Stroke Challenge team and participating in other event opportunities through National Stroke Association in 2012.