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Super Bowl Champion Logan Brown with the Seattle Seahawks thrilled our campers at Camp Midicha recently by spending a day with them! Camp Midicha, in Logan's home state of Michigan, annually hosts hundreds of kids living with diabetes in a welcoming environment full of adventure, education, mentorship, and fun. Logan spent time taking photos and signing autographs, talking to the campers, participating in activities, and even helped one camper overcome his fear of heights! Thanks for making this year's Camp Midicha an even more unforgettable experience, Logan.
Super Bowl Champion Logan Brown with the Seattle Seahawks thrilled our campers at Camp Midicha recently by spending a day with them! Camp Midicha, in Logan's home state of Michigan, annually hosts hundreds of kids living with diabetes in a welcoming environment full of adventure, education, mentorship, and fun. Logan spent time taking photos and signing autographs, talking to the campers, participating in activities, and even helped one camper overcome his fear of heights! Thanks for making this year's Camp Midicha an even more unforgettable experience, Logan.
The latest "ADAy in the Life" employee spotlight series post is up and features Gedeon Topacio, a piano and acoustic guitar player who just so happens to specialize in supporting professional volunteers and researchers through grant administration and awards during the ADA's annual Scientific Sessions. Check out what Gedeon says about his work on our Science & Healthcare team and his why.
ADAy in Gedeon Topacio's life | American Diabetes Association
Our recent Step Out Walks in Nashville and Tampa made triumphant returns to those cities after 10 years, and the Baltimore Walk (pictured) was held for the first time since 2019. Plus, bike riders in the Pacific Northwest mounted up in our Tour de Cure there. Combined, more than 1,200 people participated in these fun events to raise awareness of diabetes and funds for finding a cure.
Our recent Step Out Walks in Nashville and Tampa made triumphant returns to those cities after 10 years, and the Baltimore Walk (pictured) was held for the first time since 2019. Plus, bike riders in the Pacific Northwest mounted up in our Tour de Cure there. Combined, more than 1,200 people participated in these fun events to raise awareness of diabetes and funds for finding a cure.
Being named a CareFirst Healthy Business is a very big deal to us. It means we're following the right path by putting our team first and investing in our health and well-being. In order to help millions of others thrive, we need to be the best versions of ourselves. That's the ADA way.
#workplacewellness #employeewellbeing #nonprofitleadership #carefirsthealthy | American Diabetes Association
Our Walk & Talk activity is a big hit with our remote team! It connects us with people we may not work with regularly but share similar interests. Another great way we're strengthen our bonds, helping us feel good about where we work and who we work with. We see you, Shasta (Hawai'i) and Sarah (California)!
#walkandtalk #americandiabetesassociation #healthandwellness #lifestylechanges #wellnessjourney #enddiabetes #healthyliving #progressnotperfection | Shasta Yamada
The latest "ADAy in the Life" employee spotlight series post is up and features Jamia Haynes, a PhD-to-be from our amazing Health Access & Quality division! Check out what Jamia says about her work and her why.
ADAy In The Life | American Diabetes Association
ADA leaders Chuck Henderson and Elizabeth Dunn hosted an exclusive appreciation event for ADA volunteers to kickoff National Volunteer Week. More than 500K people are ADA volunteers, successfully supporting our signature events, camps, programs, and other activities aimed at raising diabetes awareness and funds for researching a cure. Thank you, ADA volunteers!
ADA leaders Chuck Henderson and Elizabeth Dunn hosted an exclusive appreciation event for ADA volunteers to kickoff National Volunteer Week. More than 500K people are ADA volunteers, successfully supporting our signature events, camps, programs, and other activities aimed at raising diabetes awareness and funds for researching a cure. Thank you, ADA volunteers!
There was an undeniable South Florida vibe to our most recent Tour de Cure event! Thanks to all who came out to support diabetes awareness and raising funds for critical research - riders, volunteers, sponsors, etc. There was even an appearance by the Idaho Potato!
There was an undeniable South Florida vibe to our most recent Tour de Cure event! Thanks to all who came out to support diabetes awareness and raising funds for critical research - riders, volunteers, sponsors, etc. There was even an appearance by the Idaho Potato!
The latest "ADAy in the Life" employee spotlight series post is up and features Stephanie Franco, one of our teammates from the Development division! Check out what Stephanie says about her work and her why.
ADAy In The Life: Stephanie Franco | American Diabetes Association
Our 2026 Call to Congress featured 125 diabetes advocates taking their stories to Capitol Hill and pushing for support in three critical areas: diabetes research and prevention funding, access to care, and access to technology. Great news...two new bills have been introduced as a result of our efforts! We are grateful to all our advocates and supporters of the ADA mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.
Our 2026 Call to Congress featured 125 diabetes advocates taking their stories to Capitol Hill and pushing for support in three critical areas: diabetes research and prevention funding, access to care, and access to technology. Great news...two new bills have been introduced as a result of our efforts! We are grateful to all our advocates and supporters of the ADA mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.