The MGA Triple Crown Showdown 5K Run/Walk and Mile Mosey & Tot Trot is more than just fundraising event for the MGA; its an opportunity to raise awareness about this autoimmune, neuromuscular disease and learn about the programs and services that the MGA offers. This event would not be possible without the help of dedicated volunteers and we appreciate the time and effort the organizing committee gives to help sustain the work of the MGA.
For more information regarding our 5K and Tot Trot, please contact Allison Foss at allisonfoss@mgakc.org, or visit www.mga5k.com! Save the date for May 19, 2023 at Town Center Plaza in Leawood, KS!
MGA Snowflake Shuffle 0.1K | Wichita, KS
MGA Triple Crown Showdown 5k Run/Walk & Tot Trot | Leawood, KS
Myasthenia Gravis Educational Seminar | St. Louis, MO
Events
The MGA has a handful of events throughout the year, inspiring others to live their best life with MG, become more involved with the MG community, and most importantly, to have fun!
Check out our main events we host over the course of each year and be on the lookout for any additional events we have on our calendar here!
Crown Town Trivia Night | Kansas City, MO
The MGA holds it’s Annual Meeting each fall in Kansas City, MO. This is an opportunity for the MGA to share with stakeholders organizational updates as well as recognize key partners. The meeting also holds an educational component and a key speaker or topic related to MG. This is a great opportunity to come together and learn about the MGA as well as learn more about MG. The meeting is supported by many of our partners and gives patients, providers, and families time to visit directly with vendors that may play a role in their care. Our 64th Annual Meeting will be held as a hybrid model on Saturday October 26, 2024. Attend in person at St. Joseph Medical Center in Kansas City or participate virtually. Stay tuned for more information.
At the beginning of the 2013, the MGA’s new Wichita Support Group Coordinators, Larry & Dana Paxson, began to toss around the idea of having a walk for awareness in Wichita. Less than 5 months later on May 11th, they turned this idea into a reality and coordinated Wichita’s FIRST Annual MG Walk for Awareness. Over 90 participants showed up at Towne West Square Mall to help raise awareness and over $4,000.00 was raised!
In 2018, the walk was rebranded to the MGA Snowflake Shuffle 0.1K.
Save the date for June 22, 2024!
Patients are FREE! Please email info@mgakc.org to obtain the code.
NW Arkansas Annual Meeting & Educational Seminar
For the last five years, the Iowa State Alumni of Kansas City partnered with the MGA to present the annual Crown Town Trivia Night! Oneof our most popular events, the evening is filled with three rounds of exciting trivia surrounded by a live and silent auction. Join us for a night like no other and discover opportunities on how to get involved! We are excited to return to GEHA Field at Arrowhead for the 6th Annual Crown Town Trivia Night generously co-hoted by the Iowa State Alumni Club of Kansas City on Friday August 16, 2024 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Stay tuned for more information!
Our first annual MG Educational Seminar took place on February 29th, 2020 in St. Louis, MO. The seminar featured various speakers including our partnered physicians from Saint Louis University as well as representatives from different drug companies and clinical trial organizations. Our goal with the seminar each year is to provide patients and families affected by MG with up-to-date information regarding clinical trials, new drug developments, and educate the community on the latest information related to myasthenia gravis. Stay tuned for more details about next seminar.
Follow us on our MGA Triple Crown Showdown Facebook page to see updates, specials, and to look at pictures from our past runs!
MGA Annual Meeting | Kansas City, MO
Our NW Arkansas group holds an Annual Conference each fall which is a half-day seminar about MG. Speakers are brought in to the group to share the latest and give updates on topics that are MG related.