SLAM T1D

05/30/2026

We're here supporting The Blue Wave Initiative who is spreading awareness about T1D! The cutie at the end of the video is Keira the founder.

05/29/2026

Mason Miller didn’t let a T1D diagnosis stop him. He let it fuel him. Now he’s one of MLB’s most dominant closers and a role model for every kid who has thought their diagnosis is a limitation. It’s not. And Mason proves it every time he takes the mound. 🔥

05/25/2026

Memorial Day is our national holiday to remember and honor our military personnel who have died in service to our country.

While flowers are laid in cemeteries and parades proceed down the main streets of towns and cities across our country, we also enjoy our longstanding tradition of picnics, barbecues and block parties with family, friends and neighbors. These gatherings often include games of wiffle or stick ball, bocce, badminton, dominoes and many others. Let's take some of those moments between meals and play, conversation and catch-up to honor our fallen and their families by thinking on their sacrifices made for us and our country.

05/18/2026

🚨 JUST ANNOUNCED - 2 NEW TEAM SPOTS ADDED
The Summer Classic keeps growing — so we’re opening 2 additional team spots for the 15th Annual Summer Classic! An unforgettable day of fun, competition, and real impact awaits.

Applications close June 15-Don’t Wait! Apply Today!

Visit https://www.slamt1d.org/summer-classic -team

SLAMT1D’s mission is to improve the lives of people living with T1D through active games and sports.

05/15/2026

We’re launching something new — Warrior of the Month — and our first honorees weren’t hard to choose. T1D Moms do it all: advocate, adapt, and love fiercely in the face of T1D every single day. No one fights quite like a mother who loves someone with T1D, or lives with it herself. This one’s for you. 💙

Tag a T1D Mom who deserves her flowers.👇

05/11/2026

Think T1D is rare? Think again. Over 2 million Americans — including 314,000 children and adolescents — are living with T1D every single day. Worldwide, that number climbs to 9.4 million people. It's more common than you think. Let's keep spreading awareness. 💙