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Sep272023

Lung Association’s 2024 Fight For Air Climb Will Take Climbers to New Heights in Capella Tower

Climbers of all fitness levels, families, firefighters, and corporate teams from across Minnesota are invited to participate in the February 24, 2024, event

The American Lung Association of Minnesota wants you to start thinking ahead to February for their 2024 Fight For Air Climb. The premiere stair-climbing event will take climbers to new heights for the first time at Capella Tower, 225 South 6th Street. Climbers of all fitness levels can challenge themselves as they make their way up 53 flights towards the top. The family-friendly event supports more than 601,000 people in Minnesota living with lung disease.

The goal is to raise awareness and funds to support the Lung Association’s efforts to improve lung health and prevent lung disease through lifesaving research, education, and advocacy.

Space on the stairs is limited, and participants are encouraged to save their spot and register today. You can also use code “EARLYBIRD” by November 16 to receive $10 off the registration $35 fee.

For more information, visit FightForAirClimb.org/TwinCities.

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