Rhonda Vizzini
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Get Involved
Want to help improve lung health and prevent lung disease? Here is a look at all of the ways you can make a difference.
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Events
Explore our events that appeal to a full range of interests.
Climb Events
The Fight For Air Climb is a climb up the stairs in your house or outside. It’s a run up a hill or a jog through the park.
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Run/Walk Events
Join us as we run and walk together to raise awareness and funds to defeat lung cancer and support health
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Cycling Events
Ride on some of the most scenic routes in the U.S. while supporting our effort to improve lung health!
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Galas & Social Events
Join us for galas and other social events while supporting the American Lung Association's mission to save lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease.
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Education & Training Events
Our wide range of education and training resources help thousands of people each year.
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Better Breathers Clubs
Better Breathers Clubs are welcoming support groups for individuals with chronic lung disease and their caregivers.
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Youth & Young Adults In Action
Engaging and empowering youth and young adults to build, participate, and live in a world free of lung disease.
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Ways to Give
Your donations help make a difference for millions of Americans affected by lung disease. There are many ways to give, like online donations, financial planning, corporate partnership and more.
Volunteer
Put your talents to good use! Volunteers help support those facing lung disease and a future world free of lung disease. See more about volunteering with the Lung Association and how to sign up.
Become an Advocate
Join our nationwide Lung Action Network and advocate for public policy initiatives that improve lung health and prevent lung disease.
Become an Educator
The American Lung Association offers many opportunities for healthcare professionals and volunteers to become eligible to lead programs in their community.
