Team Millie

Raising money for The American Cancer Society

In memory of Millie

US$481

raised of US$500 target

by 7 supporters

31 Mile Dog Walk in December 2024 · 30 November 2024 to 10 January 2025 ·

31 Mile Dog Walk in December for the American Cancer Society

Campaign by The American Cancer Society (RCN 131788491)

Welcome to the 31 Mile Dog Walk in December Challenge for the American Cancer Society! You are joining the American Cancer Society, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people facing cancer and their families.

Story

This December, I will be walking 31 miles with my dog, Pearl, to help the American Cancer Society fight for a world without cancer.

I lost my soul-dog, Millie, in January to an aggressive Mast Cell Tumor (MCT) that spread to her liver and lungs. We're going to fight this one millie-meter at a time. Will you join us?

American Cancer Society has a platinum rating on GuideStar (the highest possible) so give with confidence!

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Sarah Ghesquiere
US$481 of US$250
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7 donations

Jaci
3 months ago
Rosie and I are so proud of you and Pearl in memory of your sweet Millie!
US$100.00
Tudie and Bill
3 months ago
I hope this helps
US$31.00
Anonymous
3 months ago
Millie rocks on! Safe & healthy walks. Hugs & Love, Michelle
US$50.00
Stevie the Wonder Dog
3 months ago
Keep on walking because you know I won't! lol....miss you Mills and go Pearl!
US$50.00
Claude the Pug - I love you Mills!
4 months ago
US$100.00

About the campaign

31 Mile Dog Walk in December for the American Cancer Society

Campaign by The American Cancer Society

About the charity

The American Cancer Society

RCN 131788491

www.cancer.org/

At the American Cancer Society, we're on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until we do, we'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.