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Amy Thompson Run Race Location
Loose Park- Kansas City, MO
Loose Park is one of Kansas City's most beautiful parks. The park is home to a lake,
a shelter house, Civil War markers, tennis courts, a wading pool, picnic areas and the famous Rose Garden.

Directions
5100 Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64112
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Amy Thompson Run Honorees
Amy ThompsonAmy Jeanne Thompson
The first Amy Thompson Run was organized Memorial Day 1988 to
honor a remarkable woman whose courage and forgiveness gave hope
to all.

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Anyone can make a donation to the Amy Thompson Run For Brain Injury and you don’t have to run or walk to do so.  You can make a donation during the registration process or by clicking Donate.

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You may also make a check payable to: Brain Injury Association and mail to:
6701 West 64th Street
Suite 120
Overland Park,  KS  66202

How Your Donations Will Help
The Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City will use the money raised through the Amy Thompson Run For Brain Injury:

  • To provide information and referral through the BIAKS information line to survivors of brain injury and their family members in order to facilitate the recovery process.
  • To provide seminars for survivors and family members.
  • To provide bicycle helmets to children in need to prevent brain injuries.
  • To educate elementary, middle, and high school students about the importance of safety belts, helmets, and avoiding risky behaviors.
  • To help provide advocacy and legislation that will benefit survivors of brain injury.
  • To educate professionals working with people with brain injury.

We thank you in advance for your generosity. Proceeds from the Amy Thompson Run for Brain Injury benefit the Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City ( www.biaks.org ). They in turn, provide critical programs offering resources, support and education for survivors, loved ones and professionals in our community.