September 25, 2010

Welcome to the 4th Annual Lagoon Valley Trail Run. You have a unique opportunity this year to support runners and donate to pediatric care at Childrens' Hospital Oakland. If you are planning to run or walk for this event, please start by registering for the run by clicking the button below:

Saturday, September 19, 2009 @ 9:00 AM Lagoon Valley Park 4600 Pena Adobe Rd. Vacaville, CA  95688

1. SUPPORT A RUNNER / WALKER - If you are not running and you would like to simply support a runner, you can do so by clicking here. Some of Children's Hospital's special grateful families and friends have formed a team to help this event reach fundraising goals that will really make a difference to the young patients we serve.
2. START A PERSONAL FUNDRAISER - Create your own fundraising page to manage and ask for donations. By doing so, you are placing yourself on a list of people raising funds for amazing pediatric care at Children's Hospital Oakland. Thank you!
3. TEAM BUILDING - Want to do even more fundraising for Children's? We would be honored if you would like to lead a fundraising team. It's easy, fun and rewarding to see your friends and family become more informed about Children's healthcare in their community.

Of course, you can always donate directly to the Jack and Julia TSC Clinic. Thank you for helping to make Children's the special place it is.  

About Lagoon Valley Trail Run

Our goal is to raise awareness and funds for the TSC Clinic and Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC), a genetic disorder. TSC affects 1 in 6,000 and causes tumor growth in major organs and associated medical complications, from mild to severe. It is a leading genetic cause of epilepsy and autism. TSC can cause mental retardation, developmental and behavioral disorders, and a multitude of associated medical conditions. There is no cure. Research is making progress, and can be applied to all the medical conditions associated with TSC.

The Jack and Julia TSC Clinic at Children’s Hospital Oakland understands that the medical and development concerns of individuals with TSC are unique and therefore require specialized care.

We walk for them!