14-year-old Grace Gregg was diagnosed with Juvenile Psoriatic Arthritis (JPsA) when she was 2 years old and it hasn’t stopped her from doing the things she loves. Grace has been playing the flute in her high school’s marching band which recently took her to London. “Sometimes it can be hard given that playing the flute and marching in a competitive band involves all the joints that bother me, I do my best to stay positive and use my love for these things as motivation.”
Recently, Grace became a Junior Ambassador for the Arthritis Foundation and looks forward to continuing to spread awareness for arthritis, especially in kids like herself.
To join or support Grace’s team, “Grace’s Glitterbugs”, click here.
Determined to fight for the children and adults they have met through their involvement with the Arthritis Foundation, Jason and Beth Hutchison are true Champions of Yes. Jason and Beth both have a love of sports and enjoy cheering on their two active children. Beth’s involvement began 28 years ago when she was a college student and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority and evolved into serving as a member of the Walk Planning Committee.
Determined to raise funds and awareness in the hope of helping provide relief, support and motivation for those who are truly champions, warriors and heroes, Jason and Beth believe in the incredible support the Arthritis Foundation provides to people in Northeast Ohio and want to continue to do whatever they can to keep the momentum going.
To join or support Jason and Beth, click here.
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