Thursday, March 26th
5pm PT | 6pm MT | 7pm CT | 8pm ET

Join ANRF for a live, one-hour journey into the labs where breakthroughs begin—featuring a special appearance by former NFL lineman Tyrell Crosby. You'll get a front-row seat to the science shaping the future of arthritis and autoimmune disease research.

What you can expect

Special Guest Appearance by Tyrell Crosby
Live Lab Tour: Go inside the science shaping tomorrow's treatments
Researcher Q&A: Meet the scientists making new treatments a reality
Live Auction: Bid on exclusive items and experiences
Real-Time Impact Visualization: Watch your giving light up the lab

This year, ANRF received a record number of research applications. At the end of March, we'll decide how many of those bold ideas receive funding. Your ticket helps determine that number.

More than 60 million people in the U.S. live with arthritis and autoimmune diseases. Early-stage research is where new treatments begin—but it's also the hardest to fund. Federal support is harder to secure than ever, and without private investment, promising discoveries stall.

Every ticket helps close that gap, fueling the early-career researchers working to understand, treat, and one day cure these diseases. On this night, you'll see that impact unfold in real time.

Plus: A Live Auction

Bid on exclusive items and experiences while driving even more support for life-changing research. Preview what's up for auction by toggling the auction button at the top of the page.

Meet Tyrell Crosby

Former NFL offensive lineman Tyrell Crosby knows what it means to face life-changing challenges and keep moving forward. After a spinal injury ended his career with the Detroit Lions, he found a new way to manage chronic pain—scuba diving—and a renewed passion for helping others do the same.

Today he serves on the University of Oregon's Art Museum Board, invests in entrepreneurs, and has helped raise more than $1 million for children, health, and community causes.

Tyrell joins us to share his story of resilience, reinvention, and why championing science and health innovation matters now more than ever.

60 Minutes to Save Millions

A Night of Surprises, Science, and Saving Lives