The 2025 Champion Peggy Hubbell
We are “Stronger together!"
We are "Stronger Together"
On behalf of the Parkinson's Walk for a Cure, we extend our sincerest “THANKS” to our community of walkers, our sponsors, the wonderful members of the Parkinson’s Walk for a Cure advisory board/steering committee, and each of our volunteer team members who so graciously ensure the planning, setup, and cleanup of the park after the event is completed. Your amazing commitment and service to others is unparallelled!
We are also very appreciative of the Great Lakes Chapter - Parkinson Foundation’s staff, for their steadfast support, and our incredibly talented event speaker - Mr. Dan Shotwell, for his commitment and contributions to others through his work as a board member with the Great Lakes Chapter.
We would also like to thank our champion, Peggy Hubbell for her committment in leading the caregiver support program and Pastor Floyd Hubbell for the wonderful opening benediction to the 2025 walk.
We thank Alexis and Steven for their expert oversight in managing PCCF’s local Parkinson’s fund as it provides funding for devices and services (e.g., devices to ensure quality of life and symptom control, in-person exercise classes, caregiver support) to local families seeking to maintain quality of life for their loved ones as the search for a cure continues.
It is each of you as part of our wonderful community that make this event the success it is,
Thank you again!
The 2025 Parkinson’s Walk for a Cure was held at Mary Virginia Crites-Hannan Park on the last Saturday in April. The record-setting proceeds of this year’s walk and donations of approximately $28,900 will be divided equally between supporting the research in search of a cure (i.e., the national Parkinson Foundation) and continuing to assist local families experiencing PD (i.e., through the Parkinson fund managed by the Pickaway County Community foundation - PCCF).
Our History
Our History
Our History
Each of our families (Roush and Riffle) experienced first-hand the devastation of this progressive neurodegenerative disorder had on each of our loved one and the entire family.
We were seeking something good to come out of this where we could serve others. With each of our fathers, they had PD but PD didn't have them. In memory of our fa
Each of our families (Roush and Riffle) experienced first-hand the devastation of this progressive neurodegenerative disorder had on each of our loved one and the entire family.
We were seeking something good to come out of this where we could serve others. With each of our fathers, they had PD but PD didn't have them. In memory of our fathers and thoughtful prayer, the tears turned into action through service to others.
The walk date in collaboration with PCCF was chosen because Teresa's father celebrated his birthday April 30th and Steve's father celebrated his May 2nd. This was also our families way of rising up to commemorate our fathers' legacies who were champions in their own way.
Our vision was and continues to be 1) raise community awareness of the real-life challenges of Parkinson’s Disease (PD), 2) assist in funding research for a cure on a national level, 3) provide assistance for those local PD families within our community through our collaboration with the Pickaway County Community Foundation. 4) to let all PD families within our community know they are not alone in the fight against PD!
Our Mission
Our History
Our History
The Pickaway County Community Foundation Parkinson's Fund distributes funds to the Parkinson’s Foundation to assist in funding research a cure. The local PCCF Parkinson's fund continues to serve as a conduit for several categories of quality of life tools to assist local caregivers and their loved ones living with PD in managing their sy
The Pickaway County Community Foundation Parkinson's Fund distributes funds to the Parkinson’s Foundation to assist in funding research a cure. The local PCCF Parkinson's fund continues to serve as a conduit for several categories of quality of life tools to assist local caregivers and their loved ones living with PD in managing their symptoms, (e.g., walkers, laser guided walkers, wheelchairs, weighted utensils, plates, cups, services for the care partners, stairway chair lift, lift chairs) and sponsors those who wish to participate in the Parkinson's Wellness classes at OhioHealth Wellness center.
The funds directed to Parkinson Foundation assists in providing everything from lifesaving resources to delivering quality care to an estimated one million people (USA) living with Parkinson’s disease, as well as improve Parkinson’s treatments. All the while, supporting innovative research to find a cure.
Whoever compels you to go one mile, go two. — Matthew 5:41
Welcome to the 2025 Walk for a Cure registration Page
Your PWFAC committee is working hard to ensure the 2025 Walk is fun and supportive for those families in Pickaway county and the surrounding area with loved ones experiencing Parkinson's disease. Thank you to our wonderful community within Pickaway county for your support! Know that you are appreciated.