Fighting for lung cancer warriors
As a cause close to our hearts, we will walk for the warriors who can't and for those who we have lost. We will be strong and fearless, just like those battling this horrible disease, for a breakthrough in advanced treatments and care.
NEW for 2026: Gather your people & create a team!
Share with family, friends and coworkers, come up with a team name or assign a team leader and include that information when you register. More walkers, more fun… and a surprise for the largest team.
About the event
On June 7, 2026 the Angela Marotta Inho Foundation will hold its 4th annual Ang's Warrior Walk for Lung Cancer Awareness at Bushnell Park in Hartford, CT. There will be an event kickoff starting at the Pump House followed by a few laps around Bushnell Park and wrap up with some great raffle prizes you won't want to miss.
Proceeds from our fundraisers will fund lung cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to help with breakthroughs in targeted treatments, preventive care and more. Additionally, we will be using funds to lend support to lung cancer patients enduring treatment.
~Parking is available around Bushnell Park and in surrounding parking lots.
~In-person registration will be $30 and will be required to pay by cash, check or venmo.
~Children 10 and under do not need to pay a registration fee.
How to participate:
1. Register for the walk online.
2. Share walk details with family & friends.
3. Join us on walk day.
Tracking our impact
2023
We began our journey to change lives and raise awareness for lung cancer warriors.
$100,000
In three years we have donated $100,000 to lung cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
3 Years
We have beat our 5-year goal of $100,000 in just 3!
Why we walk
Angela Marotta Inho was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in December of 2017. As a non-smoker and focused on her health and wellness, this news came as a shock to her and her family. During her 3-year battle, she consistently showed strength, courage, a positive attitude and was an inspiration to everyone she came across. We will strive to honor her legacy of raising awareness and reducing the stigma surrounding lung cancer.