Dear Friends and Supporters of the U.S. Army Rangers, We are pleased to announce that on Thursday September 16th 2010 we will host our Fourth Annual Lead The Way Fund Golf Outing. Please come join us for a day full of fun and patriotism as we celebrate and raise money for the U.S. Army Rangers. [...]   [ Read More ]

Runners who are already registered, visit the Lead The Way Fund First Giving website (below) to register (free!) and start collecting donations from friends and family   [ Read More ]

The Lead the Way Fund, through the generosity of the TOBAY Triathlon race organizers, has secured 25 slots for the 2010 TOBAY Triathlon at a discounted price of $50 (regular registration for the race is now closed).   [ Read More ]

The Boston Marathon is in its 114th running and “Team Ranger”, consisting of 5 Army Rangers, will be participating to raise funds for the “Lead the Way Fund”.  Donate to the “Lead the Way Fund” in the name of those Rangers below. Click the Donate Now button below the Army Ranger of [...]   [ Read More ]

A team of athletes has come together to represent the Lead the Way Fund in the 2010 Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon.   Michael Mucciolo, the primary organizer,  Greg Tarca, and Ryan Miller will handle the team operations and fundraising on the west coast.  As the national Lead the Way Fund portal we have setup a [...]   [ Read More ]

Activities will begin at 11:15 AM. There will be no access to the stadium field or the back of the school until 10:30 AM and entrance to those areas will be restricted to Pay Pal receipt holders only. At that time wristbands will be distributed. All attendees must have a Pay Pal receipt and ID regardless of age or which game you are attending (no refunds, exchanges or substitutions). The only exception is for those high school players and coaches who are participating in the games. All attendees must enter at the back of the parking lot by the softball field. All other entrances to the school will be secured and entrances to the event will only be at that location. Once you arrive at the site you may come and go as you please provided you have your wristband. All seating is first come first serve basis   [ Read More ]

Needless to say Jimmy did it again! The spirit of “Regs” and his brothers in arms brought over 650 people to the west side of Manhattan on November 16, 2008 for the 2nd annual “A Run Down Hero Highway.” Some 5 days after Veterans Day we descended on the sacred ground near [...]   [ Read More ]

On September 18th, the Lead the Way Fund held its Second Annual Golf Outing and Dinner. The purpose of the day was to raise funds in support of Army Rangers and their families, to show gratitude for their many sacrifices and to generate awareness of the emotional, physical and financial [...]   [ Read More ]

About 6,500 Attended From Early Morning Until the Last Firework Faded in the Sky The Lead The Way Fund Lacrosse Day of Champions was an extraordinary day in a town that rightfully prides itself on its extraordinary lacrosse legacy. On Saturday, April 19, Manhasset hosted the first ever Lead The Way Lacrosse [...]   [ Read More ]

In November 2007 The Lead The Way Fund teamed up with the community of Manhasset in organizing its third morale package drive for the US Army Rangers. Individuals, families, churches, businesses, schools and various local organizations throughout Manhasset and surrounding communities contributed plenty of the requested items which included snacks, [...]   [ Read More ]

On Saturday, December 1, 2007, the Munsey Park Women’s Club hosted its annual philanthropic dinner dance in honor of Jimmy Regan and to benefit the “Lead the Way Fund.” This well-attended holiday event drew over two hundred guests to the elegant North Hempstead County Club. The evening was a success for the [...]   [ Read More ]

A few weeks before Veteran’s Day several of Jimmy’s Duke lacrosse teammates decided to remember Jimmy by having a run alongside the Westside Highway in Manhattan. The idea quickly evolved into the “Run Down Hero’s Highway” and on November 11th, over 400 people gathered to run 4 miles in memory [...]   [ Read More ]