DIY: Your team, your way

Challenge yourself. Change lives.

Whether your running or walking a favorite local or destination event, hiking a favorite trail, completing a pickleball tournament, riding across town, swimming a personal best or multiple laps, or creating a challenge all of your own or with a team, Team In Training gives you the freedom to make an impact your way. 

Set your own goal. Choose your own adventure. Fundraise for a mission that brings hope to blood cancer patients and families. 

And while your challenge may be uniquely yours, you'll be supported by a community of staff and teammates who share your commitment to making a difference.

Your cause. Your course. Your TEAM, your way.

All Team In Training teammates receive professional fundraising support with a fundraising page for up to 12 months, access to our private Facebook community where participants share ideas, encouragement, fundraising tips and celebrate milestones, ready-to-use fundraising resources and templates, and the opportunity to earn various recognition and incentives through fundraising. Below are the fundraising options that you can select during registration.  We encourage you to Dream Big!

• $25 Your efforts could help fund an episode of The Bloodline with Blood Cancer United, a free podcast for blood cancer patients and caregivers. 
• $50 Your efforts could help fund free educational booklets that provide healthcare professionals and patients with the latest diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship information. 
• $100 Your efforts could help fund a half hour of Blood Cancer United Information Specialists' time providing free, one on one support to blood cancer patients and families. 
• $250 Your efforts could help fund a critical lab supply for Blood Cancer United funded researchers. 
• $500 Your efforts could help provide financial assistance to pediatric, young adult or adult blood cancer patients through our Urgent Need Program, established in partnership with Moppie's Love and Charlie's Fund. 
• $1000 Your efforts could help support the training of a Blood Cancer United funded research fellow for one week.