The New York City Hemophilia Chapter (NYCHC) is hosting their 19th Annual Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk on Sunday, June 2, 2024 at Flushing Meadows Park in Queens!
Join us for this special day as we come together to raise vital funds and awareness for bleeding disorders. All individual donations raised through this fundraising campaign go directly to our services and programs. Your dedication and support allows us to assist, advocate, educate and serve those with a bleeding disorders in the New York City area while also being able to invest in research into new treatment options, and, ultimately, a cure.
DONATE TO A TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL
Make A Walk Team. This provides you with a platform to share your story about living with a bleeding disorder and why you are supporting NYCHC. This also allows you to invite family and friends to donate to help you reach your fundraising goal.
Teams come in all shapes in sizes -- they can range from 3 to 300 people.
Your fundraising goal can be whatever you think is attainable. Plus, you can always increase it in the future if needed. Any amount you raise will make an impact in our community!
Once you create a team, be sure to share it with your friends and family to ask them to donate and register to walk with us on June 2.
Place A Donation by clicking the buttons at the top of this page.
Click "Donate To This Event" then you can either search for an existing team, or place a general donation toward the Walk.
Most importantly, thank you for taking this journey with us! Your generous contribution will have a tremendous impact on our mission at the New York City Hemophilia Chapter. The NYC Hemophilia Chapter is a non-profit 501(c)(3), community based organization, dedicated to the advocacy, education and support of families affected by bleeding disorders.
La Fundación Nacional de Trastornos Hemorrágicos (NBDF) por sus siglas en Ingles) trabaja para encontrar la cura de los trastornos de la sangre y hemorrágicos hereditarios, así como para tratar y prevenir las complicaciones de estos trastornos a través de la investigación, educación y apoyo, permitiendo que las personas y las familias prosperen.
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