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Parking:
The nearest parking lot to our walk site is the parking lot near the Chaparral Park Aquatic Center. Please use the following address to locate the correct parking location:
8075 E Jackrabbit Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85250
Walk Route:
The walk will be a loop around Chaparral Lake and is roughly 1.1 miles long
Our Sponsors
Raise $100 and earn the limited-edition t-shirt!
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As a thank you for your fundraising efforts, you will receive the PFF Walk t-shirt in the mail when you raise $100. This year's milestone design recognizes 25 years of progress at the PFF, and we are so excited to celebrate with you!
How it works:
1. Register and raise $100 (or more!)
2. Check your inbox for an email with instructions on how to redeem your t-shirt*
3. Receive your t-shirt in the mail and wear it year-round to celebrate your fundraising success and raise awareness for the PFF
Please note: It may take up to one week for you to receive this email after raising $100. T-shirts are based on personal fundraising page totals. All t-shirts will be mailed and will not be available at the walk.
Become a member of our brand-new Champions Club!
Unlock exclusive apparel when you register and raise $1,000! Eligible fundraisers will receive a redemption email with instructions on how to claim their prize after the PFF Walk. Fundraising pages will remain active through the end of the year and prizes can be redeemed through December 31, 2025.
Please note: Thank you prizes are determined by personal fundraising page totals. All PFF Walk participants who register and raise funds are eligible to redeem the commemorative prize. Team fundraising totals and non-registered donors do not qualify for this program. The PFF reserves the right to substitute a prize of equal or greater value or to change the prize at any time
Dr. Sally Suliman to be Guest Speaker at the Arizona Pulmonary Fibrosis Community Walk!
Dr. Suilman shares that "I received my pulmonary training at the University of Louisville and have been specialising in ILD for over 8 years. I moved to Arizona in the middle of the pandemic to help rebuild and grow the ILD program in the region. I am truly excited to serve the community and these patient populations and hope this is the first walk of many."