With the leaves changing and the sky going darker sooner, it’s triggered our love for soups

The past weekend at Martinsville was our last race of 2021 to attend with the Race To End Hep C. While the weather was a touch chilly, the turn out was astonishing and we greatly enjoyed interacting with all the fans and being able to spread our message.

On October 7th, Will shared his liver story with MRN’s Woody Cain, as well as his excitement for racing the ROVAL and how he got his racing start.

We all know October means a few things; leaves changing colors, temperatures dropping, but most importantly it means Trick-Or-Treating! While the idea of free candy is one of the most exciting things to a child, and lets face it, adults too, it’s no surprise that candy is not the best for you, but it’s all about moderation.

There are many different liver diseases in this world, from Hepatitis C to Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease to Hemochromatosis. There are even more causes that contribute to liver disease and we want to help educate everyone about them.

There is a certain level of exhilaration that comes from being at a short track. It’s like the anticipation from the fans is perfectly contained within the smaller stature of the seating. We are so ready to be a part of that.

We have had the pleasure of going out into many different communities and you’ve all been so gracious to listen to us and hear out our mission. Now, we want to hear from you. We’ve been going through all your comments and wanted to share some of our favorites.

Our weekend in Indy went way too quick. This was our first race event getting to meet NASCAR fans and Indy Car patrons and that mix was a blast! We were located right across from the Speedway’s main gate and the buzz of excitement in the air from all the fans walking by was electric.

Watkins Glen has always been one of our founders favorite tracks, and now we know why! The fans, the atmosphere, and the racing is second to none.

August tends to be the month where things slow down; kids are prepping to go back to school, vacation travels are winding down, and it really is just too hot to go outside and do anything. We took that as a challenge.

There is something quite calming about being on the lake at dawn, especially on a Saturday. The water seems to swallow up all the surrounding sounds and allows a clear mind. This calmness was exactly what we needed as we prepared our booth for the highly anticipated Rowan Chamber Dragon Boat Festival.

June 18th-20th was a historical race weekend at the Nashville Super Speedway, it was also a historical moment for the Will Rodgers Liver Health Foundation... it was our first event!