June 8, 2024 | Salt Lake City

Liver Life Walk Salt Lake City

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 April 9 will earn ALF-branded hat

Individually raise $100 by May 8 to reserve a commemorative 2024 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.

Event Chair

Meet the 2024 Liver Life Walk Salt Lake City Event Chair, Mary Lynn Beck. MaryLynn walks in honor of herself and all those affected by liver disease. Learn more about why this walk means so much to MaryLynn.

Medical Chair

Meet the 2024 Liver Life Walk Salt Lake City Medical Chair, Dr. Talia Baker. An internationally renowned expert with over 20 years of dedicated service in transplantation, Dr. Talia Baker has had the privilege of witnessing the incredible generosity and kindness of communities like ours in supporting those in need.

Her journey in medicine has been driven by a deep passion for advancing the care of end-stage liver disease. Together with a remarkable team of nurses, coordinators, liver doctors, and surgeons at University of Utah Health, she is committed to offering comprehensive care pathways for individuals facing liver disease. Dr. Baker walks this year in support of all her patients.

LIVEr Champion

Meet the 2024 Liver Life Walk LIVEr Champion, Prescott Hardy. In 2020, after being diagnosed with HCC and cirrhosis of the liver, Prescott was placed on the transplant list. Prescott’s wife, Sherrie, gave him the gift of life by becoming his living donor. After returning home from his living donor liver transplant, Prescott soon became ill and had to be readmitted to the hospital. His medical team fought for him to receive his second transplant that saved his life. Learn more about Prescott’s journey with liver disease and his strong support system here.