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Latest Blog Posts Tagged "Team Fox"

Riding for Dystonia and Parkinson's

September 09, 2016

Jake Silverman was diagnosed with early-onset childhood dystonia at age 10. His experience inspired Jake's Ride, a family-friendly walk and bike ride to support research.

Tour de Fox Pacific Northwest: Cyclists Make Headway toward a Cure

August 23, 2016

Over 100 cyclists and volunteers came together on Saturday, August 20 to raise over $140,000 (CAD) for Parkinson's research in Langley, British Columbia.

Meet Team Fox's Summer Interns

July 28, 2016

Meet the talented Team Fox interns who are helping the Foundation's fundraising efforts this summer.

Triathletes in the Spotlight

July 26, 2016

Many of our Team Fox members run, bike or swim to raise money and some do all three! We highlight three Team Fox triathletes competing this year to raise funds for Parkinson's research.

Customize Apparel for Your Team Fox Efforts!

July 01, 2016

Team Fox has a new partnership that invites Team Fox members to design and sell custom apparel to benefit MJFF programs and help speed a cure.

Three Team Fox Members are Swimming toward a Cure

July 01, 2016

Three Team Fox members have come together to form a Team Fox Swim Team to help raise critical funds. Together, they're accomplishing incredible aquatic feats!

"Back to the Future Stars and Team Fox Unite for Movie-Inspired Week-Long Fundraiser

June 29, 2016

Back to the Future (BTTF) fans and the Parkinson's community unite for a week-long fundraiser in Chatham, Massachusetts to support the programs of The Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Who Would Run 48.6 Miles Over Four Days?! This Dopey Crew.

June 23, 2016

Every January, thousands run in the Walt Disney World Marathon. But only a few tackle the Dopey Challenge. Learn what it takes to run 48.6 miles over four days with Team Fox.

Keep On Keepin' On: One Man's Experience with PD

June 21, 2016

Team Fox member Robert J. Silver has lived with PD for eleven years. A writer in his spare time, Bob shares an excerpt from his forthcoming book, "Keepin' On: A Life with Parkinson's Disease."