THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!
Raising money is simple! If you want to...
1. Join a Team-(raise money for an existing event)
Click the "GET STARTED" button and proceed to select the event your team is participating in. You will be prompted to login either with an existing account or by creating a new one. Once you've logged in you will be asked to select a URL for your individual page (just to clarify by joining a team you are creating an individual fundraising page linked to those of the other individuals on the team). After your page has been created you can customize the text and images that will appear on it so go ahead and make it your own!
2. Start Your Own Fundraising Page
Click the "GET STARTED" button and proceed to select the event your team is participating in. You will be prompted to login either with an existing account or by creating a new one. Once you've logged in you will be asked to select a URL for your individual page (pick something simple to remember yet unique). WIth this URL you can give your friends and family a direct link to your individual page. After your page has been created you can customize the text and images that will appear on it so go ahead and make it your own!
3. Just Want to Donate
Go to the right side of the page and either type in a friend's name in the search box or click the "VIEW ALL FUNDRAISING PAGES" button so see a list of all the pages that have been created to benefit the foundation and it's ongoing events.
Please Remember, With Your Help...
We can give hope to people living with Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (Alpha-1) around the world--as well as to the many thousands of people who may benefit from research on Alpha-1.
Please help fund the progress being made in the fight against Alpha-1 related lung and liver disease, and its eventual cure!
Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (Alpha-1) is the most common known genetis risk factor for emphysema, for this reason it is sometimes called "genetic COPD."
Alpha-1 can cause both lung and liver disease; lung disease being the most common. A simple blood test can detect Alpha-1.
