A woman with short, styled hair wearing red boxing gloves and an orange top, posed in a boxing stance against a black background.

The Donna Clervi Foundation is now…

The Good Fight Parkinson’s

Our mission has always been to improve the lives of people with Parkinson’s here in South Orange County.

As our programs and reach have expanded, we wanted our name to better reflect the community we serve.

The name, The Good Fight Parkinson’s, represents the strength, courage, resilience and determination of our entire community — the person with Parkinson's and their loved ones.  Every day, we fight the good fight through movement, connection, and hope. 

This new name honors the spirit of everyone who refuses to give up.  It’s not about one person — it’s about all of us fighting this disease together.

We continue to ask for your support in fighting back alongside this amazing community of people.

Our New Space Is Taking Shape!

Installation is underway as we bring our new home for The Good Fight Parkinson’s Foundation to life. With the flooring now installed and key equipment beginning to arrive—including boxing bags and the ring—the space is quickly transforming into a dedicated environment for exercise, therapy programs, and meaningful connection.

This new space will support group and individual exercise, vocal and speech programs, occupational and physical therapy, and opportunities for community and support.

Most importantly, this space is for our fighters, their care partners, and families.

Your support continues to make this possible, and we look forward to sharing more updates as the project progresses.

Our mission is to provide:

  • Programs and Resources for people living with Parkinson’s,  their families and support networks.

  • Exercise focused on strengthening both the body and mind while enhancing overall well-being.

  • Educational and Financial support to individuals and organizations joining us in this fight.

Join The Mission

  • An elderly woman with glasses and short hair practices boxing with a trainer in a gym.

    Volunteer

    By sharing your time and energy, you’ll touch the lives of so many—and the fulfillment you’ll gain will be priceless.

    Get Involved
  • Older man exercising outdoors, lifting blue dumbbells, wearing a neon yellow shirt, white cap, and orange gloves.

    Contribute

    Join us in building and sustaining the Center—your donation today will make a difference.

    Donate
  • An elderly woman with gray hair, wearing glasses and a white T-shirt that has 'Punching for Parkinson' written on it, is punching a boxing bag or pad held by another person wearing a black shirt. The background shows a gym or workout area with boxing straps hanging on the wall.

    Support

    If you know someone living with or caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s, please let them know we are here and ready to support them in every way we can.

    Resources