Alton Virtual Race Packet
Welcome to the virtual race packet for the Annual Alton Miles for Meso 5K Run & 3K Fun Run/Walk. Here you can find online resources available to participants of the race.
Participate Virtually
Miles for Meso is a 5K race and 3K fun run/walk that has taken place in Alton, Illinois since 2009. Hosted by Simmons Hanly Conroy and Metro Tri Club, this exciting event coincides with National Mesothelioma Awareness Day in September. The next event will take place on Sept. 21, 2024. We encourage you to run or walk with your family and friends around your neighborhood or favorite park.
Miles for Meso Warrior Bib
- Download the 2023 Meso Warrior Tribute Blank Bib.
- Print bib and write the name of the loved one you are supporting.
- Wear it proud while walking/running in your neighborhood.
Get Involved Virtually
Don’t forget to share your photos and videos as you walk or run your own course using #MilesForMeso. Tag @MilesForMeso on Facebook and Twitter.
In addition to running or walking in the event, you can also do the following virtual activities to help spread awareness.
Connect with Miles for Meso Community on Social
While we can’t all be together on race day this year, hosting a virtual race means we don’t have to wait to connect. Follow Miles for Meso on Facebook to share in all our virtual activities planned during Race Weekend, Sept. 21-22, 2024.
Also, consider liking the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization and Simmons Hanly Conroy pages as well. Next, just follow along with the conversation by commenting, liking and sharing. All while using the hashtag #MilesForMeso.
Sign the Petition to Ban Asbestos
This year, the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization asks supporters to help promote awareness by signing and sharing a petition that would call on the EPA to take action on asbestos in the United States. The petition is available on Change.org and has already been signed by over 144,000 supporters.
How Your Support Matters
To better represent the important work Team ADAO has accomplished over the years, this 2018 Impact Graphic showcases our progress and strengths in words, numbers, and graphics.
Linda says, “I’m sharing this because I am proud of what we’ve done — and you should be too. We are who we are because of YOU. Our powerful and diverse community consists of asbestos victims, scientists, trade unions, public health advocates, donors, and sponsors, who have and continue to generously give time and dollars to fund ADAO’s education, advocacy, and community support efforts.”
