Spike Out Sepsis originated in Columbus, Ohio in 2009 and is now in its fourth year in Georgia. Spike Out Sepsis Atlanta is being hosted by the Southeast Chapter of the Society of Critical Care Medicine.
The tournament is open to all ages, all levels. Sign up now because team spots are limited!
The 2nd annual Rochester NY Sepsis Challenge 5k and 1k Run and Walk will begin at Center Park, in Fairport, NY on Friday, September 8, 2017. Participants will enjoy the scenery as they run or walk around the park in order to raise awareness of sepsis as a medical emergency.
The Stomp Out Sepsis Rochester 5K is part of the statewide Sepsis Challenge series, a sepsis awareness initiative in Michigan. It is a joint effort by Sepsis Alliance, and volunteer nurses from area health systems. Stomp Out Sepsis is held in memory of Renato Brancaleoni, who passed away from sepsis in 2015. The goal is to raise sepsis awareness in the community, and to raise funds to benefit Sepsis Alliance.
Spike Out Sepsis is a 6-on-6 sand volleyball tournament meant to raise sepsis awareness and raise funds to benefit Sepsis Alliance.
For the first time ever, Spike Out Sepsis is coming to Orange County!
Sepsis affects 26 million people annually worldwide. Help raise sepsis awareness and honor those affected by sepsis by joining advocates across the globe on this one day, September 30, 2017, to go the extra mile. Whether you complete your mile running, walking, biking, swimming, or with another activity, you will be one of the Sepsis Awareness Superheroes the world needs.
Register now to pledge your support and receive a superhero sticker to let the world know you’re joining the fight against sepsis. Raise $50 or more and receive your own Sepsis Awareness Superhero cape to wear during your mile. (To guarantee delivery before September 30, $50 must be raised before September 25.)
This event will help fund a program to educate Emergency Medical Services personnel and First Responders to identify and treat sepsis before arriving at the hospital.
Between Sunday, September 24 and Saturday, September 30, 2017, participating swimmers will swim laps to raise funds. It’s easy and fun! Swimmers pay a small entrance fee and fill out a Swim for Sepsis Awareness Swim Entry and Sponsor Form to participate, and encourage their friends, family, co-workers and others to sponsor each lap they swim.
We will celebrate our participants and their sponsors at the AQUAMANIA! Barbeque and Awards Ceremony, September 30th at 12:30pm-2:30pm at the Harbor Point Club.