Locals Rally in ‘Coyote Crazy’ Fundraiser, Secure Major Donation

Supporting Local Parkinson’s Programs: Memorial Health System

Every year, a remarkable event known as the Annual Coyote Crazy Parkinson’s Benefit Poker Walk is hosted in the charming setting of Brown’s Park, located just south of Abilene. The 5^th iteration of this event took place on the 28^th of September, in tribute to Dennis Rider of Abilene and everyone courageously battling Parkinson’s disease. The dedicated committee behind Coyote Crazy is passionate about supporting local initiatives, and one of those is the impactful Parkinson’s program at Impact Sports and Fitness.

Coyote Crazy’s Generous Donations to Impact Sports and Fitness

In their most recent act of generosity, the Coyote Crazy committee donated a whopping $26,000 to Impact Sports and Fitness, earmarked for the Parkinson’s program. This donation sets a new record, showing an increase of $6,000 from the previous year. The funds are used to keep the Parkinson’s program accessible, active, and beneficial to those who need it most.

The Noteworthy Impact of the Parkinson’s Program

Anita Larson, the Manager at Impact Sports and Fitness, expressed gratefulness for the continued support from Coyote Crazy. “On a daily basis, we witness firsthand how this program improves the lives of people affected by Parkinson’s disease,” says Larson. She continues on to emphasize, “The funds from Coyote Crazy allow us to provide a program that helps individuals stay engaged and active.”

How to Access The Free Parkinson’s Program

If you or someone close to you could benefit from the Parkinson’s program at Impact Sports and Fitness, do not hesitate to reach out to them. The program is offered free of charge and can be accessed by contacting Impact Sports and Fitness at 785-263-3888 or by visiting their location at 418 N. Broadway in downtown Abilene. A big thank you goes out to the Coyote Crazy committee for their unwavering support of this crucial program.