Events
Go Gray In May 2026
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Go Gray in May Volunteer
Place
Bowie, MD US 20720
Description
Join Us on May 23, 2026 for the 6th Annual Go Gray in May 5K Walk/Run!
Be part of something meaningful at the 6th Annual Go Gray in May Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness 5K Walk/Run on May 23, 2026.
This special event is dedicated to raising awareness, honoring survivors, supporting families, and advocating for individuals affected by traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Whether you choose to walk or run, your participation helps shine a light on the impact of TBI while supporting vital research, education, and community resources.
Put on your gray, lace up your sneakers, and join us as we come together to make a difference. Every step taken helps build awareness, strengthen support, and inspire hope for those living with traumatic brain injuries.
Why Participate?
Raise awareness for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Support survivors, caregivers, and families
Help fund education, advocacy, and support programs
Be part of a community committed to making an impact
Register Today
Don’t miss this inspiring community event!
Register now for the Go Gray in May 6th Annual 5K Walk/Run on May 23, 2026 and help us turn awareness into action.
Together, we can go gray in May and make a lasting difference.
Celebrate your accomplishment by sharing on social media! #TBIsupportSquad #MarylandGoGrayInMay
Race Contact Info
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About
I am a passionate advocate for brain health awareness and community-driven change across Maryland. My work is rooted in supporting initiatives like Maryland Go Gray in May, a movement dedicated to raising awareness about brain tumors, chronic headaches, and overall brain wellness.
In 2026, I am proud to support the advancement of Tahjai’s Law (House Bill 0825)—a Maryland legislative proposal inspired by Tahjai Renee Ward and championed through the advocacy of her mother, LaTasha Renee Ward. This bill represents a major step forward in prioritizing brain health across our state.
If passed, Tahjai’s Law will:
• Establish May as Brain Health and Chronic Headache Awareness Month, aligning with Go Gray in May efforts
• Create the Maryland Brain Health Grant Fund to support critical nonprofit services
• Expand access to brain health screenings and prevention resources
• Guide the development of statewide health protocols for early detection and care
Through advocacy, awareness campaigns, and community partnerships, I am committed to ensuring that Maryland families have access to the education, resources, and support they need. Together, we are working to turn awareness into action and build a healthier future—one mind at a time.
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