Celebrating Brain Aneurysm & Stroke Survivors
The KAT-Walk & Karo-5K provides the opportunity not only to remember and honor our loved ones lost to an aneurysm
The KAT-Walk & Karo-5K provides the opportunity not only to remember and honor our loved ones lost to an aneurysm
We’re excited to share the 2026 KAT-Walk & Karo-5k Photo Gallery with everyone! After sifting through hundreds of photographs graciously
The Maine Brain Aneurysm Awareness Committee was pleased to award $2,000 scholarships to four students at the KAT-Walk & Karo-5K for Brain Aneurysm Awareness.
On behalf of the Maine Brain Aneurysm Awareness Committee, THANK YOU for attending and for your generous donations at the
SEPTEMBER is Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month and we’re here to provide vital information and resources to help you or a loved one. Get involved!
SHARED STORIES: Tonya Robinson from Michigan shares her story of finding a large brain aneurysm and the struggles she faced and overcame.
It was a fun day at Hadlock Field in Portland, Maine, last Sunday, when Maine Brain Aneurysm Awareness cheered on the Portland Sea Dogs. The exciting game gave our group a chance to relax with family and friends before our 18th annual KAT-Walk & Karo-5k for Brain Aneurysm Awareness in Portland, coming up in September.
Join us for the 18th annual KAT-Walk & Karo-5K for Brain Aneurysm Awareness on Sunday, September 20, 2026 at Payson Park in Portland, Maine. This event provides the opportunity to remember and honor our loved ones lost to an aneurysm and to celebrate survival.
Let’s talk about coils! We share a fantastic animation and links to pages on our website for in-depth details.
Cover your bases and learn the signs and symptoms of brain aneurysms. We’re thrilled to partner with the Portland Sea Dogs again this year.