I'm fundraising for 33, 343, END ALZ
I ran in 2023 for my mother who has been living with dementia for many years. I was never a runner but trained for 7 months and finished the race fueled by all the positive vibes and support that I received.
I decided to run again this year with the FDNY in mind and the 25th anniversary of 9/11… and as always, for my mother. I have been retired from running but gearing up for a comeback!
- My father was the primary caregiver for my mother until his passing in 2021. He worked over 30 years in the FDNY. He started at Ladder 33 in the Bronx in 1967. I run for him and all family members and caregivers that make the quality of life for those suffering from dementia better.
- The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is important to me. I want to honor the 343 that died on that terrible day and the many other WTC first responders that have developed health issues over the years from 9/11. One of the health issues discovered is early onset dementia. Hopefully, early onset dementia can be one of the reversible health impacts from 9/11 and the Alzheimer’s Association can help with that cause.
- My mother is always at the center of why I stand with the Alzheimer’s Association. She benefits from great care from loving people, excellent nutrition, proper sleep and appropriate medication. Hopefully, one day with the work and research that the Alzheimer’s Association supports, we will END ALZ.
If you would like to support my fundraising efforts, please follow the link attached below. Thanks in advance for all the positive vibes and encouragement.
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My Updates
33, 343, END ALZ
I am excited to tell you that I will be running in the 2026 NYC Marathon in November with Team Alzheimer’s Association.
I ran in 2023 for my mother who has been living with dementia for many years. I was never a runner but trained for 7 months and finished the 2023 NYC race fueled by many positive vibes and support that I received.
I decided to run again this year with the FDNY in mind and the 25th anniversary of 9/11… and as always, for my mother. I have been retired from running since 2023 but gearing up for a comeback!
- 33: My father was the primary caregiver for my mother until his passing in 2021. He worked over 30 years in the FDNY. He started at Ladder 33 in the Bronx in 1967. I run for him and all family members and caregivers that make the quality of life for those suffering from dementia better.
- 343: The 25th anniversary of 9/11 is important to me. I want to honor the 343 that died on that terrible day and the many other WTC first responders that have developed health issues over the years. One of the health issues discovered is early onset dementia. Hopefully, early onset dementia can be one of the reversible health impacts from 9/11 and the Alzheimer’s Association can help with that cause.
- END ALZ: My mother is always at the center of why I stand with the Alzheimer’s Association. She benefits from great care from loving people, excellent nutrition, proper sleep and appropriate medication. Hopefully, one day with the work and research that the Alzheimer’s Association supports, we will END ALZ.
If you would like to support my fundraising efforts, please follow the link attached below. Thanks in advance for all the positive vibes and encouragement.
33
343
END
ALZ
Thank you to my Donors
$500
Greg Schiffer
$250
Pamela Urueta
Nothing will get you across the finish line like good motivation and there is no better motivation than this! Go get ‘em Greg! 🥳
$200
Anne Lohbeck
$150
Daniele Pedrazzoli
Dear Greg Really proud of what you are doing. Great cause and you are brave. I remember our conversation about going back into running and getting in shape. It really takes courage. Good luck.
$150
Jason Busti
$100
Nicole Allen
$100
Karen Ferris
What you are doing is fabulous… Have a great time!
$60
Linda Connolly
$50
Maxwell Sheldon
Gregg, thanks for all your help over the last year. It’s great to see you doing this again. Best, Maxwell.
$50
Elisa Mennonna
Run Greg Run!! Happy to support such a worthwhile cause!
$50
John & Laura Boulton
Laura’s mother-in-law died from Alzheimer’s related issues so I’m happy to support you! Good luck!
$50
Chris Lockwood
Good work Greg - best wishes for the fundraising, training and marathon.
