Thank you for joining our Burning Hope walk in support of the Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Community. Because of walkers and donors like you we exceeded our goal! We are grateful for every participant and dollar.The walk was dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and improving treatment options for those affected by CRPS. All proceeds will benefit RSDSA & Burning Hope, helping to advance care and bring hope to those in need. We will be open for donations until the end of the year! Thank you.

Create a Team

Bring together a group of your friends, family or members of your organization to participate and raise money for Walk Strong! Select a team captain, create a fun team name and then tell your friends, family, colleagues, and associates to register or donate under your team name. The more people who register and donate to your team, the bigger impact you will have on the CRPS community and the closer you will be to raising the most funds for Walk Strong. The team that raises the most money and has the most participants will win a prize!

Burning Hope

Burning Hope is a nonprofit focused on giving hope to those affected by Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, raise awareness of CRPS among all people, and support research and treatment opportunities through events and fundraising.

About Burning Hope's founder, Miller Kerr

At 10 years old, Miller's journey with CRPS started after a playground basketball injury. CRPS is an abnormal nerve condition caused by an overreaction to pain signals that the nervous system can't block, and unfortunately, there is no cure. After many pain-filled months of trying to find a doctor who knew what was wrong, hours of therapy, many different hospitals, and a failed procedure, Miller finally found the Cleveland Clinic. Through their pain management program, they helped Miller learn how to walk again and cope with the pain. Miller has suffered from the pain on a daily basis for the past 10 years. However, CRPS has shown her just how STRONG she can be, prevailing over the pain as an active college student!