Make Your Mark in the Fight Against Stroke Your donation to the Strides for Stroke walk signifies more than just financial support—it represents hope, solidarity, and the promise of a brighter future for those affected by stroke. Through your generosity, the Minnesota Stroke Association can continue to offer essential services like free Resource Facilitation, educational outreach, mentoring, and statewide stroke prevention and advocacy initiatives. This year's Strides for Stroke event is a testament to the power of community and the belief that together, we can overcome the challenges posed by stroke. It's a celebration of survivors; a union of family,...
For my family who have taken such good care of me through my journey and all the other families going through something similar.
4th Annual Strides for Stroke for our team: Arrowhead Striders at Essentia Health in Virginia, MN.
Having worked with the Stroke Inspire group for several years we wanted to show our support.
In honor of Geoff Hathaway – who is amazing!
My father survived a stroke, which inspired me to pursue a career as a neuro nurse.
I am donating through MnCAN’s team page to celebrate all of the incredible speech therapists we have met on my Dad’s (Carl Antus’s) post-stroke path since 2012 as well as those who work with my son (Atticus), who has Down syndrome. My money is given in honor of my Dad and in solidarity with all of the caregivers who walk, have walked, and will walk with me on our life paths. I hope the MN Stroke Association will shine a brighter light on rural Minnesota in the future.
Way to go Allina BE Fast Walkers-Let’s share our energy with those who wish they can participate in the walk, but due to a stroke are unable to.
I am unable to do the walk. Donating for my daughter Tiffany Tate who suffered a stroke resulting in a craniotomy and titanium plate to replace right side of her skull.
In memory of a fabulous family member who we lost way to early last year. Jodee will live on in her laughter, our memories of her that will never fade and the numerous people that she touched.
Help support a cause that someday that we may not need a “walk” , we might have a cure…
Thank
You!!
Mae
I am walking in honor of my dad who is a two-time stroke survivor!
As a speech-language pathologist, I work with people recovering from stroke to help them communicate with their loved ones again. I’m passionate about supporting them as they find their words, rebuild their confidence in speaking, and reconnect with what matters most. Communication is more than just talking—it’s about identity, connection, and purpose, and I’m grateful to be part of that journey.
I am donating as part of the MMHC Rehab Team
Memory of Lynette Maas
As a young stroke survivor back in 2000, I was so pleased to be a part of the very first walk! Equally so today,and that 26 years later, the organization is still making a difference!! Thank you!
MMHC Rehab Team
Donation to Team Comet.
I am a stroke victim
In the memory of my husband Dan Swanson
My spouse experienced a stroke 7 years ago and is still making forward progress thanks to Courage Kenny, the ABLE program and your organization!
In honor of the family I gained (The JoJo’s) following my Stroke. Don’t know where I’d be without you all! #Team JoJo
I found MSA completely by accident – a roadside sign. Five years after my stroke, still no healthcare provider had suggested this resource to me. My family and friends were so unsure how to handle my stroke that I have lost most of them. I would like to help MSA become more well-known so that other survivors and their families get connected earlier!
For Team Lynnie’s Love In support of my sister Lynette and her family. We will never forget❤️
Donating to Sunchasers United
In honor of all the people who have had a stroke in my family!
Stroke care for our community and tshirts for myself and kids!
I’m walking to support individuals and caregivers whose lives have been drastically changed by stroke. I hope to help provide support in any way I can and remind others that there is still purpose, hope, and meaning in life after a stroke.
Hennepin Healthcare and it’s patients
To support the stroke community and M Health Fairview stroke team
To help other victims of stroke.
For team Tough as Judy
On behalf of Donna Brandell and Rachel Helin!
For team Vivistim Rise and Recover
For Chris!
My brother in law, Joe Lampe, is 34 and survived a stroke on his brain stem and 3 brain surgeries. He his teaching himself how to run!
My brother in law, Joe Lampe, is 34 years old. He survived a stroke on his brain stem and 3 brain surgeries. He his teaching himself how to run!
In memory or Jackie Kellington & Scott Rowland