Take ACTION for Psoriatic Disease

Take ACTION for Psoriatic Disease​

September 23, 2023 | 12:00 PM​ | Lincoln Park Zoo, Foreman Pavilion

Take ACTION aims to brings the psoriatic disease community together to honor those living with psoriatic disease, connect with the community, and celebrate your accomplishments. 

The event is open to everyone from family members, friends, healthcare providers, community partners, corporate sponsors and supporters. The funds raised by this community will fund collaborative, transformational research, advocacy efforts and educational programs that help the more than 8 million people in America living with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. 

How Does Take ACTION Work?

1. Take ACTION by registering to Fun-raise with a purpose

2. Form a team and recruit friends, family, co-workers and neighbors to join you

3. Encourage everyone to Take ACTION for Psoriatic Disease and fundraise

• Share stories and fundraise on Social Media​
• Ask for support via email/text message
• Plan your own “Fun”draising event

4.  Join the psoriatic disease community at Take ACTION-Fest, the campaign’s culmination, on September 23rd at the Lincoln Park Zoo Foreman Pavilion. This festival is for the whole NPF family and registration will include entrance  into the zoo, education, food, entertainment, vendor booths, an inspiring program and more!

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Fundraising Milestones

To express our gratitude for your individual fundraising efforts, we have some exciting gifts for you! Raise $75, $150, $350, or $1,000+ to receive a gift at each milestone! Learn more about our Fundraising Thank You & Recognition Gifts.

Any teams that collectively raise $1,000 or more, will be considered a "Top Team"! These teams will receive a special event experience and recognition in NPF communications. Learn more about our Top Team Recognition here.

We need YOU to be the ACTION in Take Action!

Meet our 2023 Take ACTION Honored Hero, Aditi

I am a person, mom, wife, daughter and physician… but not usually in that order. For that reason, life can be stressful. Stress is my major risk factor for psoriasis flares. I spend my energy modifying psoriasis risk factors by living a healthy lifestyle. I live with psoriasis, not in spite of psoriasis.

I am new to the National Psoriasis Foundation, but am already seeing the benefits of aligning with this valuable organization. I have experienced the education, research and leadership NPF offers and look forward to joining the community.

Your Impact