2008 Goal: $111,000

If you are interested in being a fundraiser, we ask that you set up a Personal Fundraising Page for MOTTEP LIFE Walk. Click here to visit the LIFE Walk donation page and click the link "Become A Fundraiser" at the top of the page. You can also track the overall progress towards meeting the goal or that of a fundraiser.

Setting up a fundraising page is easy and convenient for contributors to make a one-time online donation with their VISA, MasterCard, or American Express credit card. It is also convenient for you; whereas, you can email the link to your personal fundraising page to all of your family and friends and not have to worry about keeping track of money.

Will you be the top fundraiser?

After setting up your fundraising page, your name will appear in the drop-down list "View Fundraising Pages" on the main LIFE Walk donation page.

If you need assistance with your fundraising page, email: info@motteplifewalk.org

Online donation services are provided by Active.com. Payment transactions are secure - VeriSign Secured!

Funds raised from LIFE Walk benefit public education about organ, tissue, eye, blood, and bone marrow donation in Michigan.

The following is a list of programs made possible through the generous donations of our supporters, sponsors, and YOU!

Where does the money go?

• Support public awareness campaigns

• Provide memorial scholarships

Richard Chenault II Memorial Scholarship “Send a Kid to Camp Michitanki”

About Camp Michitanki

Camp Michitanki campers have the opportunity to build their confidence, develop new friendships and understand their health conditions, while experiencing the joys of summer camp.

Many transplant recipients are discouraged from attending other summer camps due to their challenging medication schedules and special medical care requirements. However, Camp Michitanki’s unique setting provides an opportunity for transplant kids to test their personal physical and social limits, experience a variety of accomplishments and to create memories that will last a lifetime. Campers also participate in discussions of ongoing medical needs and strategies for integrating post-transplant regimens with routine daily activities.

Brandon Spight Memorial Scholarship

• MOTTEP Telehealth Kiosks

• Interfaith symposiums

• Media

MOTTEP Programs/Partners

• National Kidney Foundation of Michigan:

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Body & Soul w/ American Cancer Society & UM School of Public Health

• Detroit Public Schools Coordinated Health Committee

• Detroit National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

• American Red Cross African American Leadership Council

• American Society of Multicultural Health & Transplant Professionals

• Detroit Department of Health & Wellness Promotions

• Michigan Minority Health Coalition

• Wayne County Department of Diversity

• Interfaith Health & Hope Coalition

• New Detroit – Cultural Exchange Network