Glioblastoma Foundation Partners with Tough Mudder

The Glioblastoma Foundation is excited to announce that it has partnered with Tough Mudder for the 2020 and 2021 race seasons! Tough Mudder races are a great way to get you and your friends and family moving during the summer months. Join the Glioblastoma Foundation for a covid-approved outdoor (fun)draiser in your community! Both in-person and virtual at home participation options are available! Join us this August in cities and states across the US including Virginia, Boston, Colorado, and Chicago, to name a few. You can also host your own Tough Mudder event for friends and family at home or in your community! Get started by completing the Tough Mudder interest form below and we will reach out to you!

Don't forget that virtual events are also available in these times of Covid-19, so if you are unsure about creating a team and participating in person, please include a note in the message section below about your desire to participate in a virtual event.

As always, in these times of COVID-19, please don't forget to practice social distancing in all outdoor activities!

Tough Mudder Interest Form

Join in on the fight against glioblastoma by joining the Glioblastoma Foundation Tough Mudder Team! It's fun and easy. Fill out the form below.

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What size T-shirt would you like?

Don't forget to tell us your t-shirt size so we can mail you a Team Glioblastoma Foundation Tough Mudder race t-shirt.
Do you agree to fundraise $1,500 on behalf of Glioblastoma Foundation?

Participants raising $1,500 or more, will receive free race entry.
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Glioblastoma Foundation Partners with Tough Mudder

Tough Mudder Interest Form

The current standard of care for glioblastoma consisting of radiation and chemotherapy is ineffective.