My name is Ken Brown and I am 74 years old. This September will be the 10-year anniversary of my pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
I realize how fortunate I am every single day. I wear 9 wristbands that I never take off (and add a new band each year that I survive) as a constant daily reminder. I have decided to commemorate this occasion by not only adding a wristband, but also participating in the Chicago Sprint triathlon. I have never done any athletic event like this before. I am dedicating my participation in support of everyone who is currently struggling with a cancer diagnosis, to honor the memory of those who have not survived, and to spread awareness and hope.
I have no specific fundraising dollar amount. Instead, my goal is to have as many people donate any amount they desire to the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. To reach my goal of maximizing the number of donors, please consider forwarding this link to family, friends or colleagues.
With your support, I’m taking bold action to improve the lives of everyone impacted by pancreatic cancer.
Every dollar you give funds life-changing programs and services for patients and their families. Because of you, patients and families receive essential services, resources, information, and support when they are urgently seeking help and hope. They need you now more than ever.
Please make a gift of any size to get me one step closer to my fundraising goal and help PanCAN create a world in which all patients with pancreatic cancer will thrive.
Patients and families need us now more than ever.
I am grateful for your generous support.
Printable donation form - print and mail.
