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.
Get Involved
Whether you donate your time or dollars, life-changing breakthroughs in T1D treatments and therapies couldn’t happen without you.
Get Support
Find community and raise money for T1D research. JDRF events are unforgettable experiences.
Photos
Our community in pictures. Taken from a few recent events.
News
2021 – 2022 JDRF Minnesota Youth Ambassador Application
At JDRF, we know that type 1 diabetes can impact anyone, at any age, and from any race, ethnicity or sexual orientation….
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Let’s Make Some Noise for Our JDRF One Walk V1Ps!
Thank you for being a 2021 JDRF One Walk V1P! You are part of a community who individually raise $1,000 or more....
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Many thanks to Sioux Falls Hy-Vee stores!
A special thanks to Hy-Vee stores across and around Sioux Falls that once again have stepped up to...
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Thank you, Volunteers!
National Volunteer Week is April 18-24! All week long, JDRF will feature and recognize our incredible volunteer partners who are committed to...
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Disease Modifying Therapies
Minnesota & Dakotas Clinical Trial List JDRF Clinical Trials Connection Tool ClinicalTrials.gov Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease that attacks...
Leadership
Whether you donate your time or dollars, life-changing breakthroughs in T1D treatments and therapies couldn’t happen without you.
Karen Abrahamson
Susan Flint, Board President
Mike Sawers, Nominating & Board Development Chair
Ann Nerland, Advocacy Chair
Elsa Bullard, Executive Committee Member, Stadium Challenge Chair
Denise Inmon, One Walk Twin Cities Committee Co-Chair
Tony Martins, Corporate Committee Member
Adam Palmer, Corporate Committee Co-Chair
Thank You to Our Partners
Our corporate partners take raising funds and awareness for T1D research to new heights.
