Steps to End Eczema
Register today for Steps to End Eczema, the new signature fundraising walk to support NEA's mission!
Will you take steps to end eczema?
You can help find a cure for eczema, a chronic skin condition that affects over 31 million Americans, by joining us at our first-ever Steps to End Eczema walk!
This in-person fundraising walk will take place on July 26, 2025, at Eczema Expo in Scottsdale, AZ. If you can’t make it to Scottsdale, you can take Steps to End Eczema at home — or wherever you are.
All funds raised through Steps to End Eczema support the National Eczema Association’s (NEA’s) research, advocacy activities and patient support and education programs.
Register, recruit your team, fundraise and celebrate at Steps to End Eczema! You’ll join hundreds of community members for a one-mile walk in beautiful Scottsdale, AZ. Steps to End Eczema promises fun activities, early morning sunshine, amazing cacti and a great time together. Plus, you’ll feel the joy of making a difference for all people affected by eczema!
You can walk in person at Eczema Expo on July 26, 2025, in Scottsdale, AZ, or walk at home on July 26 (or a date of your choosing).
Where: Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Resort
7500 E. Doubletree Ranch Road
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
When: Saturday, July 26, 2025 at 7 a.m. MST
Who: Anyone who cares about ending eczema! This includes people with eczema, friends and family, caregivers, healthcare providers and industry professionals — and you.
Next steps: Register online, recruit team members and raise funds to support NEA’s mission and our vision for a world without eczema.
Dr. Peter Lio, a NEA board member, and the Chicago Integrative Eczema Center, are matching your Steps to End Eczema donations! They are matching the first $20,000 raised dollar for dollar! Donate today!
Can’t join us in Scottsdale? You can take Steps to End Eczema at home! You can organize an event at a local park, walking trail or around your neighborhood on any day that works for you! Walk on your own or gather your friends, family and neighbors. Make sure to ask for donations to help people living with eczema and support NEA’s mission.
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Check out NEA’s fundraising toolkit for tips and tools to help you every step of the way! The toolkit includes suggestions for how to personalize your fundraising webpage and email scripts to help you share your fundraising webpage with others. You’ll also find ideas for fundraising events, tips to raise $1,000 and even pre-made social media graphics to help you get the word out on your social media networks.
Looking for another way to show your support? You can donate to a Steps to End Eczema walk team. Check out our registered walkers and donate to their individual fundraisers.