Fight for the Future
A Virtual 100-Mile Challenge Benefitting Navigation to Survivorship Network
$15,185Raised of $50,000
Your support will assist Hoosiers fighting against cancer and will fuel our future to continue our mission!
Navigation to Survivorship Network (N2SN) is a nonprofit organization that has been guiding Hoosiers through their cancer journey for over nine years. We know that surviving begins at diagnosis, so our mission is to instill confidence in those who are battling, celebrate those who have overcome, and honor those we have lost to cancer. N2SN connects people to organizations who simplify the cancer process, from providing wigs, to coordinating rides to treatments, to peer counseling and so much more. The N2SN family is dedicated to making sure no one navigates their cancer journey alone. Cancer is still here, and we need your help!
Fight for the Future and N2SN shirts are still available!
Order yours today!
Click the link to order your official Fight for the Future event shirt!
https://www.bonfire.com/store/navigation-to-survivorship-network/
And while you're there, be sure to check out the other N2SN branded items available for purchase!
Mile Conversion
Miles can be accomplished by running, walking, biking (even riding your Peloton counts) or swimming. You can also convert your steps, yoga or other workout classes as follows:
1 mile = 25 minutes of yoga or pilates, 2 miles = 50 minutes
1 mile = 2,000 steps
If you decide to capture your miles differently, just remember to share your conversion chart in your bio!
Donations
Our Beneficiaries
Franciscan Health Cancer Center offers premier cancer care; from diagnosis and treatment to education and prevention, they have it all. They promise the best patient care and medical services every step of the way. As a leader in comprehensive cancer care, Franciscan Health centers around their patients, helping them survive cancer.
Pink Ribbon Connection works to support survivors of breast cancer through counseling, emotional support, and other resources. Pink Ribbon also offers informational sessions, packets, and peer counseling to survivors.
The Indiana Women in Need Foundation offers financial, physical, and emotional help for individuals surviving with breast cancer. Since 2000, they have helped provide support for both men and women by holding events like trivia nights and offering financial help for services like healthy meals, transportation to appointments, housekeeping and more.
Casting for Recovery provides free outdoor retreats for breast cancer patients and survivors in any stage of the treatment or recovery journey. These retreats aim to inspire survivors and provide a place to bond over shared experiences with unconventional activities like fly fishing.
The Little Red Door Cancer Agency works to alleviate the burdens that come with a cancer diagnosis by supplying free survivor programming and education. They offer programs, navigation, and support, including a boutique for appearance-related side effects and transportation for those diagnosed with cancer.
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