About
The Liver Life Walk is a signature event of the American Liver Foundation (ALF). Providing an inspirational and festive environment, Liver Life Walk events give participants an opportunity to come together and raise awareness and funds in support of the liver community.
Funds raised through the Liver Life Walk benefit the 100 million Americans affected by liver disease through resources, education and support services and help advance our advocacy efforts on Capitol Hill and liver disease research. Together, we are moving closer to a world without liver disease.
Incentives Deadlines
- Team Captains who register by February 10 will receive ALF branded shoe charms.
- Individually raise $100 by March 12 to reserve a commemorative 2026 Liver Life Walk t-shirt in your size. Note: T-shirts will be available for pick-up the morning of the event at the check-in/registration table.
- Registered participants who raise $100 after the deadline will receive a t-shirt, however sizes are not guaranteed.
Adult LIVEr Champion
Event Details
When: April 11, 2026
Where: The Pavilion at Brook Run Park
4770 N Peachtree Rd
Dunwoody, GA 30338
Route: 1.5 mile loop around Brook Run Park
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Time: 9 am – 12 pm
Registration/Check-In: 9 am
Walk Program: 10 am
Contact:
Andrew Kluge
akluge@liverfoundation.org
646-737-9401
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Volunteers are essential to the success of our Liver Life Walks. If you cannot participate as a walker, please consider volunteering your time, instead.
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Meet the 2026 Liver Life Walk Atlanta Adult LIVEr Champion, Samerah Slaughter. Diagnosed with acute liver failure at 17, she underwent a life-saving liver transplant within 24 hours of being placed on the pediatric transplant list. Despite facing multiple episodes of rejection and aplastic anemia during recovery, she persevered. Today, she is a healthy 21-year-old junior at Kennesaw State University majoring in psychology and is grateful for the support of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and the American Liver Foundation. Learn more about Samerah!