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Thursday, October 26
5:30pm Cocktails & Silent Auction
7:00pm Dinner & Live Auction
Mile High Station |
2027 Old West Colfax Ave, Denver
Come party with the Parkinson Association of the Rockies and j
oin us for an evening of festive drinks and delicious food. This event also includes entertainment, games, silent and live auctions and is a celebration of accomplishments and recognition to all those who have supported the Parkinson Association.
Table Sponsorship $2,500/table of 10 guests
General Admission $150/person
Special Thanks to Those Supporting the Party
Click to view all sponsors supporting Party in the City!
Additional Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Call Kari Buchanan at (303) 830-1839 or
email for more info
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Upcoming Parkinson Association Events
Click the date for more information.
Thursday, October 19: Ahead of the Curve: Continuing the Journey: A Treatment Option for Advanced Parkinson's
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What Can You Do?
On Saturday, September 16, the community came together for the 5th annual e3 Conference. The entire day was full of laughter, creativity and uplifting reminders to thrive every day no matter what obstacles come your way. We were educated about cognitive issues and updated research on marijuana. We were empowered through laughter, and energized with the reminder that there is a dancer in all of us.The crowd was captivated by Linda Olson, MD, a triple amputee who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Linda had people laughing, crying and left everyone with the upbeat reminder that, "It is useless to talk about what we can't do, but what we can do!".
Click here to view presentations from a few of our e3 speakers.
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Looking for mechanically inclined volunteers to fix U-Step walkers
We have a long waiting list of people needing to borrow a U-Step walker from our equipment loan program. Sadly, due to a lot of love and use over the years, we have more than 15 U-Step walkers in need of repair. If you are mechanically inclined and understand braking mechanisms similar to those on bikes, please lend a hand to keep our Parkinson's community mobile. For more information,
email Leesah Barbieri.
Calling all Physical and Occupational Therapists:
Power Punch Parkinson's, a non-contact boxing program, needs your help! The Association's Power Punch Parkinson's boxing classes are unique in that they integrate Physical and Occupational Therapists into the program in conjunction with the professional boxing instructors. We are looking for contract assistance for classes in Northglenn, Ft. Collins, Grand Junction and Longmont. If you're interested in using your skills in a community setting, please
email Erica for more information.
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Are you interested in becoming a Support Group Leader?
Some of our existing support groups are in need of new individuals to lead them. If you're interested or want more information on becoming a support group lead, contact Erica Wright at (303) 830-1839 or
email.
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Parkinson Association Exercise Updates
Greenwood Village Power Punch Has Moved to New Location in Highlands Ranch
UFC Highlands Ranch, 7824 Park Meadows Dr., Lone Tree, CO 80124
Our Greenwood Village Power Punch Parkinson's class has been moved to Highlands Ranch. The class will begin October 3rd and will be held on Tuesdays at 3:00pm.
NEW! Colorado Springs Circuit Class
Triple Threat Gym,
5739 Observation Ct., #120, Colorado Springs
We have a new Circuit Training class in Colorado Springs. The class is on Mondays at 10:00am.
Regi
stration is required for ALL classes
and space is limited! Please show up a little before the start time of the class to get
prepared
for the class. A doctor waiver is required for all participants to have signed and returned to the Parkinson Association. Click
here
for waiver. For more info or to register call (303) 830-1839 or
email
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SAVE THE DATE TO
CELEBRATE WITH US!
PARTY FOR PARKINSON'S - PARTY WITH A HOUSE
Saturday, December 9, 2017
The Studios at Overland Crossing | 2205 S. Delaware St., Denver
Welcome the holiday season and spread
some cheer by joining us for a one-of-a-kind competition
for the best decorated gingerbread house. Your participation also generates
critical community awareness of Parkinson's disease. Event participants will be provided with a
gingerbread house, frosting and candy decorations.
Registration $25/house
Decorate as an individual or as a group
Presented By:
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE
For more information contact Kari Buchanan by
email or call (303) 830-1839
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Community Events
Still in the Game
Wednesday, October 18 | 6:30 - 8:30pm
Tuesday, October 24 | 6:30 - 8:30pm
Thursday October 26 | 6:30 - 8:30pm
Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center Salon del Arte, 721 Santa Fe Dr., Denver
Join AARP Colorado for Still in the Game, by Robert F. Benjamin; an upbeat family drama about aging with grace, courage, and humor. In this upbeat, humorous journey of a recent widower, David (age 70) strives to begin a new life chapter, having served well as caregiver for his wife who died of cancer. But he clashes with his grieving daughter Dawn, who feels guilt for not caregiving enough. Years later, David needs a caregiver. Dawn offers, as does David's new girlfriend. Realizing his need for "spiritual work," David drives to tour a residential hospice. En route, tension around his caregiver decision explodes during a bizarre encounter with a young policewoman. Who will become David's caregiver?
Call 1-877-926-8300 to register. Registration is free.
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