Due to a combination of circumstances, The MIP Foundation will not be hosting our annual Adult Bingo event for 2025.
We appreciate your support of our longest running, and probably most fun event!
The Turkey Trot, an annual family tradition of many Springfield Township residents is back again! It is a wonderful way to kick off Thanksgiving day.
Newly USTFA certified 5K course!!
We have had the course professionally measured by the USTFA to correct the short course from last year.
Proceeds from this event support our mission of helping teens and young adults facing cancer learn how to turn their pain into power. The Original MIP, Colin Delaney, was a proud Spartan Alumni and many race participants continue to run in his honor.
Not a runner? That's ok, come join the Fun Walk!
Don't live locally? Please join us virtually!
The link below can also be used to to start a fundraising team and join with others to help support these amazing teens and young adults as they face cancer.
Your race registration and fellow team-mates contributions will help to make a difference in the lives of these teens and young adults!
Cancer Sucks. A Lot.
It is a universal truth for all those facing cancer, no matter their age. Wearing this shirt honors any cancer fighter helping to raise awareness while supporting our mission of helping teens and young adults who are Turning Pain Into Power.
Youth and Adult sizes available!
If you need a “non-sucks” T-shirt - please see our gentler awareness shirt: Going Gold.
Order now, deliveries will be made in late August/early September.
Is your company or school participating and Going Gold on September 20th?
September is Nationally recognized as Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month and this includes teens and younger adults who are being treated side by side with pediatric patients.
Raising awareness in support of pediatric, adolescents and young adult cancer fighterss is as easy as wearing a MIP Foundation Going Gold T-shirt.
Youth and Adult sizes available!
Order now, deliveries will be made in late August/early September.
