Jordan Schier

Jordan Schier's Fundraiser

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Fighting melanoma every step of the way

Join me and help make a difference! Please support my marathon fundraiser.

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As many of you know, I was fortunate to be able to run the 2018 and 2019 Boston Marathon on behalf of Team IMPACT as well as the 2019, 2020, and 2021 Chicago Marathon with Jack's Team in honor of my sister-in-law, Lindsey. Because of her and all of your support, I have been fortunate to raise over $20,000.00 for research for melanoma. Once again, thank you for all of your support.

On October 27, 2018, Lindsey lost her two year battle to melanoma. For those who knew her, knew how special of a person she was and how perfect she was for my brother, Josh. She fought her battle with pride and dignity. She will be missed but never forgotten.

I want to continue to honor her memory, and the best way I think I can do so, by continuing to help raise awareness about melanoma and help raise funds in the fight against it. Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and is raising faster than any other form of cancer. A simple examination can prevent this terrible disease.

To do this, I'm honored to be back with Jack's Team to run the 2022 Chicago Marathon. The Jack H. Martson II Melanoma Fund is a nonprofit organization that is committed to reflecting Jack's values of determination, tenacity, compassion, and the competitive spirit that made him determined to beat melanoma. Their vision reflects the foundation of four pillars - Research, Awareness, Education, and Healing, and they are committed to maximizing every dollar raised to fund programs in these areas.

Please join me in supporting a real change while building awareness for prevention and early detection of this disease. Together we can make a difference and can beat melanoma!

Thank you, Jordan Schier

More about the Jack's Team:

Join us in support of an incredible group of athletes who have chosen to make their marathon experience more meaningful by raising funds to fight the deadly disease melanoma. We invite you to help them reach their goals and join the fight.

Giving online is easy and fast, and your support will make a real difference. I truly appreciate your help!

Jack's Fund Vision Statement: "We envision a world where every adult and child is aware of the risks of melanoma and takes preventative measures; where those who suffer from melanoma receive comfort and healing; and ultimately, where every case of melanoma will be completely curable."RY AND PHOTOS HERE ... )

Did you know one person dies every hour from melanoma?

That’s why I decided to make my Chicago Marathon more meaningful and support Jack H. Marston II Melanoma Fund. Their campaign to fund research and provide awareness programs (early detection saves lives) makes a real difference --- and you can be a part in it.

If you or someone you know has had spots removed, precancerous cells, or have melanoma, you already know. If you have been fortunate so far, let me explain why Jack’s Fund needs your donation.

  • Melanoma is a very serious form of skin cancer. Although accounting for only 4% of total skin cancer cases, it is the leading cause of skin cancer related deaths.
  • Melanoma is the second most common cancer for young adults ages 15-29.
  • The risk of being diagnosed with melanoma doubles with five or more sunburns at any age, and exposure to tanning beds in youth increases that risk by 75%!
  • The risk of developing melanoma is increasing, and most frighteningly, the cases of melanoma amongst young children are on the rise.

Since the risk of melanoma affects or has affected each and every one of us, the work that Jack’s Fund is doing to increase research funding and to develop awareness programs is so important!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

$30 = The rates of melanoma have been rising for the last 30 years.

$54 = One person dies every 54 minutes from melanoma.

$100.35 = 100,350 New cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in the US in 2020 (ACS).

$250 = Free skin screening (average fee charged by dermatologist's offices for a skin screening).

$800 = Melanoma costs over $800 million to treat annually.

Check out my fundraising page and please consider making a donation to help me reach my goal of [Your Fundraiser's Goal Will Automatically Go Here].

Giving online is easy and fast, and your support will make a real difference. I appreciate your help!


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