14th Annual TRIFEST for MS
Aug 29th - 30th - 31st - 2025
Events
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14TH Annual Trifest for MS
August 29, 30 & 31st
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3RD Annual Eighties Gala for MS
The gala you don’t want to miss. We celebrate the power of community and our work helping to cure multiple sclerosis. Matt Cooper will join us this year as the chef curator along with DJBrock, community awards, dancing and a live and silent auction that will delight. Eighties outfits are highly encouraged as we’ll award costume prizes to our attendees.
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4TH Annual Run the Check
December 1, 2 and 3
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Fund-Racers for MS Community
This cause community is a collective group of people dedicated to keep people moving with our goal of funding the best multiple sclerosis research in the United States. We are a cause based fundraising community across many endurance endeavors for beginners to advanced.
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5TH Annual Gravelfest for MS
TBD, 2026
MS stops people from moving. We are moving towards a cure.
Nearly 1 million people are living with multiple sclerosis (MS) in the United States. MS is also the leading cause of disability among young adults. We’re building a first-of-its-kind research network focused exclusively on a cure with the top research scientists in the country. Join us.
Beneficiaries
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University of Arkansas-Medical Sciences
Rampy MS Research Lab
SINCE 2012
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Northwestern University
Dr. Brian Popko
SINCE 2019
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University of California-San Francisco
Dr. Jonah Chan
SINCE 2019
Honors and Recognitions
Very Best Charity Event / Gala, Celebrate! Arkansas Magazine, 2023
Scope of Research Recognition, Northwestern University School of Medicine, 2020
Best Triathlon in the South, Competitor Magazine, 2014
Letter of Appreciation, University of Arkansas For Medical Science, 2019
Top 5 Best Largest Triathlon in the United States, Triathlon Business International, 2016
Top 5 Best Intro Event for Beginners in the United States, Triathlon Business International, 2016
Partners in Community Award, University of Arkansas, 2013
Vision
Bring encouragement to the world of MS and beyond through research, endurance sports, and the power of community.
