2nd Annual Erase The Trace
May 3-7, 2022
Join Scott Hamilton as he bikes the scenic Natchez Trace Parkway during the 2nd Annual Erase The Trace charity ride to raise funds and awareness for Glioblastoma.

Glioblastoma is arguably the deadliest type of brain cancer and a disease with no known cause or cure. Despite being the most common malignant brain tumor in adults, no notable improvement has been made in survival rates in three decades. Together we can change that by funding much needed research.

"I can’t wait to feel the wind in my face, the burn of my legs, and the pounding of my heart as I too rise to the 444-mile challenge. I am so excited to know that with each push of the pedal, we are getting that much closer to positively changing outcomes for people facing brain cancer.” -Scott Hamilton
Join for all 444-miles, one of our five 90-mile legs, or the final 50 mile victory ride! Register as a virtual fundraiser to support cancer research off the bike.
Your donation today bridges the funding gap, supporting innovative research and advancing survivorship and quality of life for Glioblastoma patients everywhere.
Taking the Ice at Bridgestone Arena
Our fundraisers from Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer™ Nashville 2021 were honored to perform in the Prevagen Skating Spectacular at the conclusion of US Figure Skating Championships! Choreographed by Paula Trujillo and accompanied for the weekend by our CARES Coordinators, Brielle Francis and Kim Volante, these skaters-turned-philanthropists shared the ice with all the 2022 National Champions and the newly announced 2022 Olympic Team! CARES is proud to partner with US Figure Skating to present once-in-a-lifetime opportunities like this and use the sport we all love to change the future of cancer care everywhere.
Pictured above are the Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer Nashville Top Fundraisers 
Skating into Detroit for the 5th Year
On February 3, 2022, CARES will skate back into downtown Detroit, Michigan for our 5th Annual Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer™ Detroit fundraiser at the rink in Campus Martius Park, starting at 5:30pm.

The proceeds from this event will support the continuing work of the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation, as well as our healthcare partners at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute. Karmanos Cancer Institute is the largest provider of cancer care and cancer research in the state of Michigan, and we are proud to continue funding the second year of an epithelial ovarian cancer immunotherapy study through Karmanos.
Random Acts of Encouragement 
Olympic Gold Medalist Scott Hamilton has teamed up with EncourageX to provide a platform to experience and gift encouragement in new, exciting, and innovative ways.

After triumphs professionally and personally, through competitive and challenging times Scott Hamilton knows just how beneficial and meaningful words of encouragement are to receive.  

EncourageX is a powerful new platform designed to help people build extraordinary personal relationships with the people they care about in a personal, authentic, and consistent way. Using technology in cooperation with human insight to deliver personal, authentic, and consistent encouragement experiences that are intentional, meaningful and appropriate. EncourageX is a subscription-based service that allows users to send encouraging messages to those that need it most in their lives.
What Does 1984 Mean to You?
What were you doing in 1984? While many of us were listening to Prince and watching The Karate Kid, Scott Hamilton won an Olympic Gold Medal. Winning the Olympics led to Scott embarking on a herculean journey to honor his mother who died of cancer. 

We can't all win a gold medal, but we can all honor someone we love and help transform the future of cancer by donating $19.84 a month to help fund innovative cancer research that is dedicated to sparing the patient the harm of traditional treatments. 
Connect With Us
Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation
P.O. Box 680483, Franklin, TN 37068
844-SCOTT-84