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Welcome!

TO REGISTER ONLINE FOR THE TEAM HOPE WALK 4/27/2013- CLICK HERE: REGISTER NOW

The St. Louis Chapter is pleased to announce:

HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE TEAM HOPE WALK                         

Saturday April 27, 2013                                

Tilles Park                   

(Registration Required) 

To make this event successful, we are looking for sponsors and walkers to support Huntington's Disease.Team Hope is a great way to demonstrate how a team of inspired individuals can join together to make a difference. More than a fundraiser, it is an opportunity for the entire community to partner in a day of camaraderie, inspiration and above all, hope.We hope you will join us!

Knock HD Out of the Ballpark Raffle

Save the date!
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Tilles Park
(McKnight & Litzsinger)

2013 Walk Sponsorship Opportunities:

Walk Sponsor Letter

Walk Sponsor Form

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9th Annual HD John Turner Memorial Team Hope Walk
April 2012

Welcome to the homepage of the Huntington's Disease Society of America, St. Louis Chapter. We are a chapter of the Huntington's Disease Society of America, a national, not-for-profit voluntary health agency.

The purpose of our chapter is:

•  To help individuals affected by Huntington's Disease and their families through support and services

•   To educate both the public and health care professionals about Huntington's Disease

•  To promote and support research directed at discovering a treatment and ultimately a cure for Huntington's Disease.

While there is still no cure for HD, today there is more hope than ever that we can beat this disease. Until then, our chapter will strive to provide support and sustenance to our HD families, knowing that while research provides hope for the future, we must provide care for our HD community today. We have become an active community, educating ourselves, sharing information, and advocating for ourselves and our loved ones.