We're participating in Walk Strong to Cure JM. All proceeds benefit Cure JM Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to finding a cure for Juvenile Myositis, a life-threatening disease which causes the body’s own immune system to attack healthy cells and tissues. It can affect virtually any system of the body, the heart, lungs, skin, muscles, and more.  And there is no cure....YET!

But with support from friends and family like you, we’re getting closer to better treatments and a cure.

With this continued great support from families and friends we were able to fund research at 20 prestigious research institutions, helping advance JM research at an unprecedented pace!

Your gift now will keep that momentum going. Every donation goes straight to Cure JM, and since inception over 90% of all funds raised go directly to research.

Join the team and fight against JM/JDM today!

Join Marissa and other Cure JM families, friends, and supporters for the 4th Annual Walk STRONG to CURE JM Seattle.
Saturday, September 21, 2019!
10:00am - Noon
Registration opens at 9:00 am

Marymoor Park, Velodrome Shelter
6046 West Lake
Sammamish Pkwy NE
Redmond, WA 98052

The walk will feature fun activities including:
A one-mile walk to raise funds for Juvenile Myositis research and programs -- we've sent over $225,000 to JM research and that is just the beginning.
NEW! Wood-fire pizza
NEW! Giant Hamster Ball Races
NEW! Laser tag for tweens and teens
NEW! Yard games and prizes
Inflatables
A Pitching Tent
Basket Raffle
Henna Tattoos
Photo Booth
Cake Walk
Badminton
Volleyball
Coffee, tea, hot chocolate and breakfast
This is a free event, all friends, family, and community members are invited to come out and show support.
All proceeds benefit Cure JM Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to finding a cure for Juvenile Myositis, a life-threatening disease which causes the body’s own immune system to attack healthy cells and tissues. It can affect virtually any system of the body, the heart, lungs, skin, muscles, and more. And there is no cure...YET!
But with support from friends and family like you, we’re getting closer to better treatments and a cure.