THANK YOU!

On behalf of the American Liver Foundation, THANK YOU. Our Virtual Liver Life Walk would not have been the same without you. We hope you enjoyed this new experience and plan to join us next year!

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Thank You!

THANK YOU for being part of the Virtual Liver Life Walk journey with us! The Virtual Liver Life Walk is one of the most important events that the American Liver Foundation hosts for patients, families and supporters. Without you, this event wouldn’t have been the same.

THANK YOU for your incredible fundraising efforts and we hope you will use these next few weeks to continue to push your fundraising to new heights or accomplish new goals. The fundraising deadline is November 24 so keep sending emails to friends and family and sharing on social media. Share what you did, how it felt and how proud you are of yourself and those who supported you.

Online fundraising is available OR you may mail donations to:

American Liver Foundation
Attn: Liver Life Walk
P.O. Box 299
West Orange, NJ 07052

Walkers who raise $100 or more will receive the National Walk shirt to commemorate their participation. Additional fundraising prizes are offered to walkers who earn 2,500+ points.

Click here to see if your company has a matching funds program. 

 

 

Auction

A different option to support the Virtual Liver Life Walk is by bidding on items in our silent auction. Categories include home décor, getaways, style and glamour and more. Click here to start bidding! The auction will close Friday, October 30.

Meet our 2020 National LIVEr Life Walk Champion

In 2013, when Philip was only a few weeks old, he was diagnosed with Biliary Atresia (BA).

After undergoing surgery when he was eight weeks old, Philip spent the next two years in and out of the hospital, facing multiple complications. It was determined that Philip should be listed for a liver transplant, and his family began to look into a living liver donation. Luckily, Philip’s dad, Dan, was a match! Both Philip and his dad were wheeled into the operating room on May 10, 2016 – a day that changed their lives. Now Philip is a typical six-year-old boy who loves cars and playing with his brother. If Philip’s parents didn’t share his story, others would not be aware of the hardships he’s had to endure at such a young age.

Virtual Wall of Hope

Stories of real people like you affected by liver disease. Share why you virtually walk or volunteer, submit your story today.

Annistyn Kate

Annistyn Kate

Annistyn Kate was born on October 1, 2012, and shortly after was diagnosed with a rare liver disease called Biliary Atresia (BA). At 2 months old, Annistyn Kate’s mom, Meghan, was told that her daughter needed a major operation called a Kasai procedure, which would be...

Chase

Chase

Chaise was born on November 19, 2009 with a rare liver disease called biliary atresia, a disease of the bile ducts that prevents the flow of bile from the liver. At 8.5 weeks old, he underwent his first major surgery. The surgery was not successful, and he was then...