Our vision is a world free of lung disease.
Your support for the American Lung Association in Colorado is crucial in the fight against lung disease. This year, we're excited to kick off our fundraising efforts with Colorado Gives Day for the 2025 Fight For Air Climb, which will take place on Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Coors Field.
You can choose to challenge yourself by climbing the stairs or enjoy a more relaxed experience by walking the concourse. Every donation helps us raise vital funds and awareness for our mission. For more details about the event or to register, visit Fight For Air Climb.
Thank you for joining us in this important cause—together, we can make a difference!
For more information, check out lung.org/co.
"When you can't breathe, nothing else matters." ®
Denver Man Defies Expectations, Celebrates COVID-19 Recovery by Climbing Coors Field
Todd Lansing beats COVID-19 after 95 days hospitalized.
Denver, CO
Todd Lansing has always been a strong and healthy individual. A former college basketball player, he began participating in the Fight For Air Climb in Denver almost 20 years ago after losing loved ones to lung disease. However, his own battle with COVID-19 nearly took his life.
In April 2021, Lansing contracted COVID-19 and was hospitalized. His conditions were not good and the medical team informed his wife, Denise Lansing, and his family that he had only 1% chance of survival, with his body expected to expire within 30 days. Despite the odds against him, he not only survived but thrived, already surpassing day 675 (and counting), as of this writing, of his journey toward recovery.
Even though his lungs are scarred from COVID-19, he is still participating in the Fight For Air Climb, demonstrating resilience and a will to overcome obstacles.
“I'm going to give it a shot. I have an army of friends and medical workers who are also interested in joining,” said Lansing.
He and his team are coming together for the Fight For Air Climb at Coors Field to climb a total of 1,198 stairs to support people with lung disease who are fighting for every breath.