Funds in Health

I am riding my motorcyle from the Canadian border to the Mexican border to raise funds and awareness for suicide prevention. https://www.wishyouwerehereride.com/ Suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States, with 45,979 deaths in 2020. This is about one death every 11 minutes. The number of people who think about or attempt suicide is even higher. In 2020, an estimated 12.2 million American adults seriously thought about suicide, 3.2 million planned a suicide attempt, and 1.2 million attempted suicide. Suicide affects all ages. In 2020, suicide was among the top 9 leading causes of death for people ages 10-64. Suicide was the second leading cause of death for people ages 10-14 and 25-34. My family has been affected by suicide twice. Many of yours have too. Please help me reach or exceed my goal of raising $1500 of donations to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Cisco will match this donation. Help me make an impact on reducing suicide in America.

MOVE with us to support Young People's Mental Health! The EMEA Talent Acquisition Team at VMware is #MOVING 20km in the 2 weeks from 27th June - 11th July to support YPMH on their pursuit to reduce the number of young people who experience mental health problems. "More young people than ever are suffering from depression. The condition has a huge and potentially devastating impact on them, their family and friends. It accounts for the largest share of the world’s burden of disease by years lost to disability, and it has a significant economic and wider social impact. Thus, it should be everybody’s business. Nonetheless, treatments have changed little in 30 years. Current treatments for depression in under-18s are effective in 60% of cases, and 50–75% experience a relapse, even after successful treatment. There is a clear and compelling need for a new way forward." (YPMH: Changing Hearts, Changing Minds, 2021) The William Templeton Foundation For Young People's Mental Health is working on closing the gap between new scientific research findings and often outdated practice or treatments by facilitating engagement between key groups and developments for the future. Exercise has been found to improve people's mental health and decrease stress so we want everyone to #GETMOVING, either alone or as a team. Interested in Participating? We would ask for a 5$ (or however much you can) donation as a sign up fee. Once you start #GETMOVING, get friends and family involved, track your kilometers and share your progress with everyone. MOVING can be anything from walking to running, cycling, swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, you-name-it 20km in 2 weeks sounds like its impossible to do? Why not share the 20km and get together as a team? This way everyone can MOVE however much they feel like they are able to, and you can add up everyone’s kilometers at the end. If you have any questions or concerns don't hesitate to contact koriana@vmware.com and now... #GETMOVING!

LaunchDarkly Mental Wellness ERG's mission is to promote individual and collective mental wellness through various resources, events, and educational opportunities. We strive to increase awareness on mental wellness and to create an environment that promotes all aspects of this topic which includes but is not limited to: work wellness, interpersonal wellness, emotional wellness, and physical wellness. We also aim to de-stigmatize mental illness and to promote an environment that creates opportunities for individuals to openly speak up about their personal mental illness without fear of negative repercussions in the workplace.

Giving back is a core value of our CPX organization. This quarter, we have the opportunity to bring awareness to the communities that CURE Epilepsy supports. CURE Epilepsy is on a mission to "find a cure for epilepsy, by promoting and funding patient-focused research".

Over 400 Cisco employees, families and friends from 21 countries, are currently training to join in the adventure of hiking the famous Spanish 'Camino de Santiago' (The Way of Saint James) in June. During the period of the Camino, the combined team will walk more than 60,000 km, or 37,000 miles; equivalent to walking around the earth's equator one and a half times. The main purpose of this initiative is to raise funds for cancer support associations across the globe. We all have been impacted in some way by cancer, and in support of the efforts of "Los Caminantes", we are asking you to join us in the fight against cancer. Every amount donated to this cause will help! It can make a difference to someone facing one of the most difficult times of their life or to help make their last moments on earth count. This America's based virtual team has chosen to support charities that help to fight muliple myeloma, which is often considered a death sentence. Sponsor us and help us fund important research into cancer. On behalf of Cisco Americas, thank you!

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From June 6th-10th, over 400 Cisco employees, families, and friends from 21 countries will be hiking the Camino de Santiago in support of the fight against cancer. Our team the “WANderers” – sorry to those in IT, will be hiking 115km of the French route in the aid of Cancer Research UK. Cancer Research UK is an independent charity funding vital research for the treatment and prevention of Cancer, they also contribute to cancer policy, national strategy, and educational communication. Their many contributions to the fight against cancer are best summarised in the following timeline: https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/our-progress The NHS predicts 1 in 2 people will develop some form of cancer during their lifetime, and the World Health Organization accounts cancer to nearly one in six deaths worldwide. I’m certain for many of you these statistics will strike a chord personally, for myself, it took my late Grandfather Lewis Smith - one of the most fantastic men that I’ve known and who continues to be a constant inspiration to this day. Without the incredible work of charities such as Cancer Research UK, this disease is a bleak sentence, so for our time in Camino, we will walk for those researchers and carers who treat and assist our loved ones, and we will walk for those affected by cancer, especially those who no longer can. Thank you for your donation, even as little as £1 can fund anything from apparatus to the establishment of full-scale research centres. Lewis, Abdullah, Anna, and Rami.

In June, the Cisco New Zealand team is taking part in a challenge to do 3,139 push-ups in 24 days. That's 131 per day!! We are helping to shine the light on lives lost to suicide and raise awareness of mental health.

The sun is finally coming out and so we thought what better way to celebrate summer and promote good mental health than a steps challenge. The UKI Customer Success team will be challenged throughout the month of June to walk the equivalent distance around Great Britain! This will be tracked and logged by counting daily steps or time done exercising. We will be raising funds and awareness for the mental health charity 'Mind' with the hope of improving our own mental health through exercise and fresh air. Please feel free to join or share the challenge!

THE MISSION OF IACAN is to provide a diverse resource network that will address the distinct cultural and psychosocial needs of people of South Asian descent affected by cancer. The network provides emotional, financial, physical and other forms of support to caregivers, cancer patients, survivors, and family members.

Over 400 Cisco employees, families, and friends from 21 countries are training to join in the adventure of hiking the famous Spanish ‘Camino de Santiago’ (The Way of Saint James) in June. During the period of the Camino, the combined team will walk more than 60,000 km, or 37,000 miles, equivalent to walking around the equator of the earth, and keeping going until getting halfway around again. The main purpose of this initiative is to raise funds for cancer support associations across the globe. We have all been impacted in some way by cancer. In support of “Los Caminantes” efforts, we ask you to join us in the fight against cancer by donating to the nominated charities. Cisco employees are participating from the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, and the United States. Camino routes: The French Way, Portuguese Coastal Way, Finisterre Way, and Primitive way. When: 6th to 10th of June​ Final Destination: Santiago de Compostela​ Children with Cancer UK is the charity selected for the UK. As a Cisco blue-badge employee, you can donate through the Bright Funds' campaigns and Cisco will match your donation.

"Accept what is, let go of what was, and have faith in what will be" From June 06th until June 10th, my colleagues Ivan Alba, Paola D'Attilia and I together with other Cisco Employees will be taking on a fantastic adventure. As a united front, we will walk The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St James. This initiative will allow us to replicate the adventure of hiking the famous pilgrims’ way in north-western Spain, popularly known as "The Way of Saint James" while raising funds for Cancer Support Associations.​ The 3 of us have chosen the Portuguese Coastal Way that will lead us ultimately to our final destination in Santiago de Compostela​ We've decided to dedicate this adventure in supporting cancer research as this is a cause we fill very close to our hearts and families.

I will walk from Porto to Santiago de Compostela to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society which is an important cause to me and my family. My Camino will take me almost 2 weeks to cover the 250km and I will be doing it carrying my rucksack on my back.

Dedicated to ensuring all people have the ability to decide when and how to build their families, regardless of race, income, location, age, gender, sexuality, disability, documentation status, or number of children.

The EMEAR IT Transformation team is going to walk "El Camino" in May 2022! We have planned a route covering 166km in 6 days from A Guarda in Southern Galicia on the border with Portugal to Santiago de Compostela between 18th May and 23rd May. Walking the Portuguese coastal route is our opportunity to raise money for the Spanish Cancer Association, who do excellent work in supporting cancer sufferers and their families as well as funding research into improved diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Please donate and help fight against cancer.

Why? The purpose is to raise as many funds for cancer support associations across the globe as possible, whilst creating awareness. Cisco Poland’s chosen charity is Rak’n’Roll Fundation. The Fundraising campaign starts in May and lasts until end of June 2022. Who? Our initiative is aimed at providing the opportunity for Cisco employees, their families and friends to come together as a community and replicate the adventure of hiking the famous pilgrims' way in north-western Spain while raising funds for different Cancer Support Associations across Europe. Over 400 people from 21 countries are training to join in the adventure. During the period of the Camino, the combined team will walk more than 60,000 km, or 37,000 miles, equivalent to walking around the equator of the earth, and keeping going until getting halfway around again. Remember, Cisco will match your donation done through this page! :D For Family and Friends outside Cisco, you can find the external campaign link for donations below: https://www.raknroll.pl/chce-pomoc/wplac/?camp=cisco

In early June 2022, a group of Cisco Employees will undertake a fantastic adventure. As a team, we will walk The Camino de Santiago. This initiative is aimed at providing the opportunity for Cisco employees to come together and hike the famous pilgrims’ way in north-western Spain, popularly known as "The Way of Saint James", whilst raising funds for Cancer Support Associations. Countries: Spain, Belux (Belgium and Luxemburg), France, Portugal, Poland and Italy. Routes: The French Way, the Portuguese Coastal Way, Finisterre Way, Primitive Way When: 3rd - 6th to 10th June Final Destination: Santiago de Compostela For red badge and external people please follow this link: https://mireto.contraelcancer.es/node/1531 Thanks!

From June 06th until June 10th, 336 Cisco Employees will be on a fantastic adventure. As a united front, we will walk The Camino de Santiago, known in English as the Way of St James. This initiative is aimed at providing the opportunity for Cisco employees to come together as a community and replicate the adventure of hiking the famous pilgrims’ way in north-western Spain, popularly known as "The Way of Saint James" while raising funds for Cancer Support Associations.​ Countries: Belux (Belgium and Luxemburg), France, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Italy. ​ Routes: The French Way, the Portuguese Coastal Way, Finisterre Way, Primitive way ​​ When: 3rd, 6th to 10th June​ Final Destination: Santiago de Compostela​ As a Cisco blue-badge employee, you can donate through the Bright Funds' campaigns and Cisco will match your donation. For folks who are not Cisco blue-badge employees, including friends and family, you can find the external campaign links for donations below: - https://www.retedeldono.it/iniziative/make-a-wish-italia/silvia.turolla/el-camino-2022-cisco-italia

Over 400 Cisco employees, families and friends from 21 countries, are currently training to join in the adventure of hiking the famous Spanish 'Camino de Santiago' (The Way of Saint James) in June. During the period of the Camino, the combined team will walk more than 60,000 km, or 37,000 miles; equivalent to walking around the earth's equator one and a half times. The main purpose of this initiative is to raise funds for cancer support associations across the globe. We all have been impacted in some way by cancer, and in support of the efforts of "Los Caminantes", we are asking you to join us in the fight against cancer. We will walk an average of twenty-three kilometers per day. Every 5 minutes, which is equivalent to every 500 meters of walking, someone in the Netherlands gets diagnosed with cancer. For each day we walk, 46 people will have gotten bad news that severely disrupted their and their loved ones' lives. Every amount donated to this cause will help! It can make a difference to someone facing one of the most difficult times of their life or to help make their last moments on earth count. The NL team has chosen to support KWF, whose main goals are to prevent cancer wherever they can, to stimulate better treatment for every type of cancer, to aim for a better quality of life for (recovered) patients and their loved ones, and to ensure that high quality palliative care is available to all patients.​ Sponsor us and help KWF fund important research into cancer. On behalf of Cisco NL and Friends and KWF: thank you! ❗️To give you some extra motivation - you now have the chance to win a SodaStream among other prices and all you need to do is donate a minimum 20€ by June 10th the latest and forward the confirmation email to josterfe@cisco.com. For every 20€ donated (before Cisco matching), you will receive 1 lottery ticket and winners are announced by June 13 ⛲😎 Not part of Cisco and still want to support us? You can do so here: https://acties.kwf.nl/fundraisers/jaraosterfeld/cisco-etc-nl-walks-el-camino-2022 .

From June 06th until June 10th, 336 Cisco Employees will be on a fantastic adventure. As a united front, we will walk and ride along The Camino de Santiago, known in English as the Way of St James. This initiative is aimed at providing the opportunity for Cisco employees to come together as a community and replicate the adventure of hiking the famous pilgrims’ way in north-western Spain, popularly known as "The Way of Saint James" while raising funds for Cancer Support Associations.​ Countries: Belux (Belgium and Luxemburg), France, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Italy. ​ Routes: The French Way, the Portuguese Coastal Way, Finisterre Way, Primitive way ​​ When: 3rd, 6th to 10th June​ Final Destination: Santiago de Compostela​ Cisconians can donate below. Externals should use this external link : https://solidarite.fondationaphp.fr/projects/el-camino-2022-french-team-ap-hp-fundraising #Camino2022 #CiscoPavelka #WeAreCisco

From June 06th until June 10th, 336 Cisco Employees will be on a fantastic adventure. As a united front, we will walk The Camino de Santiago, known in English as the Way of St James. This initiative is aimed at providing the opportunity for Cisco employees to come together as a community and replicate the adventure of hiking the famous pilgrims’ way in north-western Spain, popularly known as "The Way of Saint James" while raising funds for Cancer Support Associations.​ Countries: Belux (Belgium and Luxemburg), France, Spain, Portugal, Poland and Italy. ​ Routes: The French Way, the Portuguese Coastal Way, Finisterre Way, Primitive way ​​ When: 3rd, 6th to 10th June​ Final Destination: Santiago de Compostela​ #CiscoCamino2022 #CiscoPavelka #WeAreCisco Whatch our video here: https://twitter.com/tbuenoro/status/1524730436206972928?s=20&t=KwQpEJz2URq_5dBkMIFrBg External funding link: https://actie.makeawish.be/en-GB/project/el-camino-2022-cisco-belux-team-make-a-wish

PTC Rustenburgs offers (semi-)residential and outpatient psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care. They believe in an approach that looks at the total person and from there helping people to grow and develop to come to a harmonious relationship with oneself and one's own environment. They do this driven by values contained in our guideline: Standing still is moving forward. This is not a contradiction, but a necessity for us as reflection and internalization aimed at the future. For that care they have a therapy dog called Layla The fund would go directly to the training, the care for the dog, ...

I'm excited to share that I've joined the American Heart Association’s 2022 Woman of Impact campaign. I will be fundraising over the next few weeks starting today, to support the mission of the Go Red Campaign in building healthier lives free of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Back in 2021, Nikola was diagnosed with Craniopharyngioma, 5cm tumor in his brain. As a result, his brain was full of water; he was suffering hormonal disbalance, long-term dehydration and other negative consequences, because of the effects caused by the tumor. Radiotherapy was performed, 30 sessions of it within June 2021. After the end of the Radiotherapy, another MRI was done, which showed that the 3.5cm tumor had stopped growing. However, another inflamed zone with the size of 9mm in December 2021 had emerged. Nikola has an offer from Acibadem hospital in Istanbul, Turkey to operate urgently the 9mm tumor. Unfortunately, the amount of 39 100.00 Euro needed for the surgery is unaffordable for his family.