Together, we’re not just navigating waterways — we’re navigating toward a future of understanding, dignity, and hope.
Every knot tied brings Captain Watt one step closer to setting sail on the Great Loop. Right now, he and Blue are preparing to purchase the vessel, safety gear, and adaptive equipment needed to make this 6,000-mile voyage possible.
Pledge a knot for hope today and help us tie together the support that will carry Captain Watt, Blue, and the crew safely through their journey.
Your pledge during the preparation stage fuels the foundation of this mission: hope, resilience, and awareness for Parkinson’s and MS.
Donate to help secure a safe and accessible vessel, adaptive gear, medical support, and journey expenses.
Share Captain Watt’s story within your networks to raise awareness and spread hope.
Join the crew in spirit — through encouragement, prayers, and amplifying the message that neurological disorders do not define possibility.
Your support — in any form — helps turn this voyage into something much greater than a personal milestone. It becomes a shared symbol of resilience, courage, and hope for everyone living with neurological conditions.
Pledge an amount per mile that you walk, run, or cycle to match Captain Watt’s and Blue´s miles completed on the journey.
Captain Watt is preparing to sail 6,000 nautical miles on the Great Loop. He and Blue have a lot of miles to complete on the journey; by pledging per mile, you’re walking alongside him in solidarity.
Here’s how you can help:
Step 1: Pick your pledge rate.
Step 2: Track your miles for the week or month.
Step 3: Donate the total using https://gofund.me/622a7709 or your preferred method.
Share your progress with our Miles for Hope template and use #MilesForHope so we can feature you!
Every mile of the Great Loop brings us closer to raising awareness for Parkinson’s and MS. 
Dedicate your pledge in honor of someone living with a neurological condition.
Follow Blue’s Corner 
for updates as we track every mile completed.
Together, every mile becomes hope for thousands navigating uncharted waters with Parkinson’s and MS.
Blue’s the hardest-working service dog around, and he deserves a treat (or two!) after each leg of the journey. 
Here’s how it works:
Pledge per marina stop (average 100+ stops on the Loop).
Each pledge keeps Blue fueled with snacks, toys, and the love he brings to everyone he meets.
You’ll even get fun updates from Blue’s Corner with his “treat check-ins”!
Because a happy Blue = a happy Captain.
