Walk with Bryson to help cure T1D
Bryson was diagnosed on November 9, 2021. Our world completely changed that day, but we are learning and adjusting every day. Bryson has been a true warrior. He is our hero — and he’s why this site exists.
When you have T1D, your body stops producing insulin — a hormone essential to turning food into energy. Managing it is a constant balance of monitoring blood sugar, dosing insulin, food, and activity. Even with a strict regimen, people with T1D can still experience dangerously high or low blood-glucose levels that can, in extreme cases, be life-threatening.
With T1D there are no days off and there is no cure. But there is hope. That’s why Team Bryson walks in the Breakthrough T1D Walk every year — and why a portion of everything this site earns goes to the team’s fundraising.
Scientific advances are being turned into therapies that are changing the course of T1D. Together, we have the power to drive those therapies to market as quickly as we can.
From our family
Together, we’ve raised
Every step counts
Thanks to friends, family, and this community — year after year.
Our progress
42%
$1,262
Raised
$3,000
Goal
30 walkers so far, captained by Danielle Onuffer.
Help us get there (opens in a new tab)The yearly walk
Breakthrough T1D Walk (formerly JDRF One Walk)
- When:
- Every fall — this year’s date is announced on the team page
- Where:
- Pittsburgh area — past walks have taken us through the city’s best spots
- The day:
- A short, family-friendly walk with registration and activities beforehand. Strollers, wagons and grandparents welcome.
- Shirts:
- Bryson picks the team shirt every year, in adult and youth sizes.
- Team captain:
- Danielle Onuffer
We’re always looking for walkers
How this site pays for itself