Move It Custom Teams
IKC Clinical Transformation
Why We Move
In some parts of the world, a diagnosis of end stage kidney disease is a death sentence. If you live in a poor country or a remote village, dialysis may not be available at all—and if it is, it might be too far away or too crowded and unable to take you. Can you imagine if you or someone you love were in this situation?
Bridge of Life works every day to do something about it. Their vision is a world where all human beings have access to quality health care.
Bridge of Life works to strengthen health care globally through sustainable programs that prevent and treat chronic disease. They strive to empower local staff, community health workers and patients, through training and education, to make lasting changes to health care.
Every mile we move during Move It with Purpose generates a dollar donation to Bridge of Life. Move with us and help Bridge of Life bring much-needed health care services to underserved communities around the world. Our team thanks you!
Team Members
56 Members
| Name | ||
|---|---|---|
Our Move It Challenge
TEAM GOAL AND PROGRESS
MOVE IT
October 1 - 31
1500 MILES
2586.17 of 1500 miles goal completed
Team Member Goals
| Name | Activity | Distance Goal |
|---|---|---|
| Terry Ollila | Walking | 178.90 of 200 miles completed |
| Michael Mccusker | Walking, Biking, Rowing | 145.47 of 50 miles completed |
| Suhita Kodali | Walking, Running, Pilates | 137.72 of 100 miles completed |
| Hanna Kozlowski | Walking, Running, Hiking | 130.66 of 120 miles completed |
| Ryan Kelly | Walking, Running, Biking, Hiking | 129.00 of 150 miles completed |
| Kara Bernal | Walking, Running, Biking, Hiking | 106.25 of 100 miles completed |
| Suzanne Hillier | Walking, Running | 105.00 of 100 miles completed |
| Cory Welch | Walking, Biking | 101.00 of 50 miles completed |
| Jen Nguyen | 98.40 miles completed | |
| Rachael Lazar | Walking | 88.00 of 100 miles completed |
| Bettina Bostelman | Walking | 86.50 of 100 miles completed |
| Alexandro Guillen | Walking, Running, Biking, Hiking, Weight Training | 81.38 of 100 miles completed |
| Rocio Gomez | Walking | 80.34 of 80 miles completed |
| Jack Maley | 69.53 miles completed | |
| Guy Mckhann | Hiking | 65.00 of 10 miles completed |
| Rickie Arnold | Walking | 61.45 of 50 miles completed |
| Liz Sekeres | Walking, Running, Biking | 59.10 of 200 miles completed |
| Adam Agafon | Walking, Running, Hiking | 58.41 of 60 miles completed |
| Sara Burroughs | Walking, Running, Biking, Hiking | 55.85 of 50 miles completed |
| Corina Donley | Walking, Biking | 55.10 of 20 miles completed |
| Erin Cervantes | Walking | 54.22 of 50 miles completed |
| Christopher Chamberlain | Walking, Biking | 54.19 of 50 miles completed |
| Michael Smith | Walking, Running, Tabata HIIT | 53.00 of 80 miles completed |
| Luke Allegood | Running | 45.00 of 30 miles completed |
| Chloe Buchholtz | 44.50 miles completed | |
| Patrick Bair | Biking, Rowing | 42.00 of 50 miles completed |
| Chris Vensor | Walking, Running, Hiking | 38.50 of 25 miles completed |
| Aimee Simmons | 37.55 miles completed | |
| Jessica Saindon | Walking | 35.00 of 32 miles completed |
| Elyse Mcnulty | Walking | 31.70 of 30 miles completed |
| Nicole Macioce | Walking | 29.00 of 20 miles completed |
| Maggie Igl | 28.00 miles completed | |
| Olivia Thurmond | 27.20 miles completed | |
| Alison Gzehoviak | 25.92 miles completed | |
| Angela Boudloche | 23.57 miles completed | |
| Nikolas Paul | 20.00 miles completed | |
| Courtney Smith | Running | 19.87 of 20 miles completed |
| Tricia Swedin | Walking, Running, Yoga | 16.92 of 25 miles completed |
| Helen Dear | Walking, Running, Hiking | 14.47 of 20 miles completed |
| Andrew English | Walking | 10.00 of 10 miles completed |
| Max Fanroy | 9.50 miles completed | |
| Austin Weathers | 9.00 miles completed | |
| Paige Townsend | Running, Biking, Hiking | 8.80 of 20 miles completed |
| Loryn Okken | Walking, Hiking, Weights/Cardio | 5.00 of 10 miles completed |
| Henry Feng | 4.20 miles completed | |
| Amber Meade | 4.00 miles completed | |
| Miranda Hurtado | 2.00 miles completed | |
| Ava Wilson | 0 miles completed | |
| Charles Walker | 0 miles completed | |
| Christina Baber | Walking, Hiking | 0 of 250 miles completed |
| Dana Johnson | 0 miles completed | |
| Lauren Weidenfeller | 0 miles completed | |
| Riley Martin | 0 miles completed | |
| Steven Pershouse | Walking, Running, Hiking | 0 of 26 miles completed |
| Sue Perron | Biking | 0 of 50 miles completed |
| Zahra Keshwani | 0 miles completed | |
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About Move It With Purpose
When Bridge of Life was established in 2006, DaVita made a commitment to bring the Village together every year to help bring kidney care to underserved communities around the globe. Thanks to events such as Tour DaVita and Tour DaVita Move It, we’ve helped raise more than $14 million for Bridge of Live and in doing so, strengthened health care for thousands of adults and children across the world. That tradition continues this year with Move It with Purpose.
About Bridge Of Life
Bridge of Life (BOL), an independent 501(c)(3) public charity founded by DaVita Inc., is an international nonprofit organization working to strengthen health care globally through sustainable programs that prevent and treat chronic disease Their vision is a world where all human beings have access to quality healthcare. They strive to empower local staff, community health workers and patients through training and education to make sustainable changes to healthcare.
BOL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by DaVita Inc. (Tax ID Number: 46-2960097). The full amount of your contribution is tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes.