The Mighty Oak Race proudly supports organizations that reflect Corey’s passions for sport, nature, and community. Through the Wyldfire Foundation Fund, a portion of each race registration directly benefits the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network and conservation efforts within the Kettle Moraine State Forest. 75% of your registration fee is tax deductible.
Founded by Rachel Monaco in 2022, the Wyldfire Foundation Fund is a Wisconsin-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting conservation, artistic creativity and art therapy, and animal welfare, education, and justice initiatives. The name Wyldfire honors the Vizsla breeding program Rachel and her late husband, Corey, created, along with its original sire, Wyatt, whose AKC registered name was RC’s Iowa Wildfire.
Through trust-based philanthropic efforts, the Wyldfire Foundation Fund provides ongoing support to organizations and initiatives that create meaningful, high-impact change within the communities it serves. To learn more about the Wyldfire Foundation Fund or participate in upcoming events, click here.
Founded in 1999, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting pancreatic cancer through research, patient support, clinical initiatives, and advocacy. PanCAN works to improve outcomes for those affected by pancreatic cancer by advancing scientific discoveries, supporting patients and families, and accelerating progress toward better treatments and a cure.
Through education, awareness, and collaboration with researchers, healthcare providers, and communities, PanCAN is working to transform how pancreatic cancer is understood, diagnosed, and treated. Supporting PanCAN helps advance critical research and provides essential resources for those impacted by this disease. To learn more, click here. Founded by volunteers passionate about preserving Wisconsin’s natural spaces, the Kettle Moraine State Forest Alliance (KMSFA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the growth, development, and maintenance of the facilities, amenities, and trails within the Kettle Moraine State Forest.
Through volunteer efforts, fundraising, and community partnerships, KMSFA enhances the experience of those who explore and enjoy the forest while supporting its long-term care and preservation. Their work helps ensure that future generations can continue to hike, run, and connect with the natural beauty of the Kettle Moraine. Supporting KMSFA helps protect and improve the trails and outdoor spaces that make events like the Mighty Oak Race possible. To learn more or get involved, click here.
