Events
Find community and raise money for T1D research. JDRF events are unforgettable experiences.
Mary Horn
Chair, Grassroots Leadership Team, JDRF Advocacy
We all have a story of how T1D has changed our lives. As a JDRF advocate, I use my voice to tell lawmakers our story of living with T1D and why research must continue.
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Whether you donate your time or dollars, life-changing breakthroughs in T1D treatments and therapies couldn’t happen without you.
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Find community and raise money for T1D research. JDRF events are unforgettable experiences.
Local Support Groups
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Adults with Type 1 Diabetes Connect
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Young Leadership Committee
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Bag of Hope
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Adult T1D Care Kit
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Online Diabetes Support Team
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T1D Connections Program
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TypeOneNation Community Forum
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T1D Toolkits
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Our community in pictures. Taken from a few recent events.
News
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Congratulations to our 2019 Children’s Congress Delegates
2019 Children’s Congress Every two years, JDRF International chooses youth delegates from every state to attend the Children’s Congress. This is a...
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5th Annual Tee Up for Diabetes
Tee Up for Diabetes The JDRF Georgia Chapter is gearing up for the 5th Annual Tee Up for Diabetes Golf Tournament presented by...
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JDRF 2019 Hope Gala Honors Lisa and Todd Klumok
JDRF Hope Gala honors Lisa and Todd Klumok with the Barbara and Duke Roos Living and Giving Award The Living and...
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Save the Date for the 2019 Hope Gala
Save the Date for the 2019 Hope Gala Recognized as one of the premier non-profit events in Atlanta, the 24th annual Hope...
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2019 Ride to Cure Diabetes Kick-Off Event
Registration for the 2019 JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes season is officially open! To date, there are 60 people registered to ride...
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Get Involved with JDRF Outreach and Advocacy Events
CALLING ALL TEENS State Capitol Day is coming up on March 14th! This is a great opportunity for 20 Middle School and...
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Our corporate partners take raising funds and awareness for T1D research to new heights.
