Thank you

for helping raise over $27,000 for DNA’s AZ-local programs supporting people with Type 1 diabetes

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To our attendees, VIPs, sponsors, and community affected by Type 1 diabetes:

We are immensely grateful for your contributions to this year’s Betting on a Cure event.

Whether you purchased a ticket and attended, or purchased a "I cannot attend" ticket your support brings us closer to our goals.

Thanks to your incredible support, we successfully raised $27,009.51, every dollar of which will directly fund our local Arizona programs and propel our mission forward.

Your generosity and commitment to our cause make all the difference, and we could not continue this vital work without the strength of our community behind us.

A friendly reminder: Donations, outside of ticket sales, to Diabetes Network of Arizona are tax-deductible as a charitable contribution under Section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our EIN is 93-4601357. Please consult your tax advisor to ensure proper documentation for your records.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Diabetes Network of Arizona

All profits go direct to our local community living with Type 1 diabetes here in Arizona

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Family Camp & Kids Camp

Where kids living with Type 1 diabetes find connection, confidence and community through a classic summer camp experience.

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School programs

DNA ensures every student with Type 1 is safe, supported and understood.

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Year-round events

Bringing families together to remind them that they’re never alone.

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Resources & supplies

Engage in interactive activities that promote physical health and emotional well-being.

Thank you to our sponsors

Missed the event? Check out the previous event info below, and get excited for next year.

Betting on a Cure (BOAC) is a celebration of strength, community, and the relentless fight to make life with Type 1 diabetes a little easier for those who live it every day.

Saturday
September 20th, 2025

The Post | Mesa, AZ

A treasured historic venue in the heart of downtown Mesa. Originally the city of Mesa’s first post office in 1936, the Post was transformed into a vibrant community event space in 2018.