Run for Gus presented by Deloitte

July 25, 2024 | Diversey Harbor

Register

Join the race to beat pediatric brain tumors. Watch the video

We've Raised
$2069.74
 
 
 
 
Goal: $200,000
A group of runners waiving.

RUN FOR GUS

The race to beat pediatric brain tumors.

You can play a role in advancing treatment and research for children with brain tumors. Our annual Run for Gus 5K Run/1 Mile Walk, presented by Deloitte, is your chance to raise important funds in support of the thousands of children battling brain tumors. The walk takes place at Diversey Harbor followed by an after-party celebration with food, music, and kid entertainment!

Get Started
Feature Icon

Support clinical trials

Feature Icon

Provide Beads of Courage

Feature Icon

Help families

Feature Icon

Fund breakthroughs

A runner smiling

WHY RUN

Gus Evangelides lost his battle with a brain tumor just three months shy of his second birthday. Now, his inspiring legacy lives on.

When you participate in Run for Gus, your donations directly support Lurie Children’s Brain Tumor Center. Lurie Children’s Brain Tumor Center offers highly specialized state-of-the-art care, while also providing patient support programs like Beads of Courage. It’s not always easy to fully capture a patient’s experience in words. This program encourages children to string together beads, each representing a milestone in their journey, helping tell their story of courage in a unique, tangible way. By joining us this July, you can honor Gus and support thousands of children battling brain tumors.

Your Impact
Top Individual Fundraisers
Charlie Mosser
Raised $285.00
Donate
Shivani Bhagat
Raised $226.35
Donate
Gabby Kraus
Raised $210.68
Donate
Aidan Gaskin
Raised $85.00
Donate
Joanna Betancourt
Raised $85.00
Donate
Top Fundraising Groups
Team Gabby - RFG
Raised $716.13
Donate
Rahul For Gus
Raised $277.26
Donate
Team Shiv
Raised $226.35
Donate
Team Anna Lynn
Raised $125.00
Donate
Aditya and Friends 2024
Raised $75.00
Donate
 

Copyright © 2024 Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. All rights reserved.