2026 Strut 2 Save Lives

Hundreds of organ donor supporters, their four-legged friends and local vendors will join Indiana Donor Network for its annual Strut 2 Save Lives Sunday, Sept. 20 in Noblesville.

The event is a family friendly, 1-mile dog walk through scenic Dr. James A. Dillon Park in Noblesville, Indiana, that honors organ and tissue donors and celebrates lifesaving gifts that transplant recipients have received.

Registration begins at 9 a.m. Cost is $30 for adults, $15 for children ages 2-12. Teams are welcome to participate.

All proceeds from Strut 2 Save Lives support the Bryan Clauson Legacy Fund of Indiana Donor Network Foundation, which provides financial assistance – including hotel stays, gas, food and other necessities – to families of organ and tissue donors prior to, during and after the donation process.

Each year, Strut 2 Save Lives shares the legacy of former Noblesville resident Bryan Clauson, an IndyCar and USAC driver who died in 2016 from injuries sustained in an on-track accident in Kansas. As an organ and tissue donor, Clauson's gifts saved the lives of five people and helped heal countless others. His parents, Diana and Tim Clauson of Noblesville, created the event in 2017 to honor their son and raise critical financial support for families of Hoosier donors during their times of need.

More than 104,000 Americans are waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant, including 1,400 Hoosiers. Signing up to be an organ donor saves lives at DonateLifeIndiana.org.