Susan G Komen, 3 Day Walk
23 Dec 2009
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Two Axway employees will walk
Our team walked 60 miles in the Seattle 3-Day Walk for the Cure in 2009 and had an amazing experience. Thanks to our sponsors, colleagues, friends and family for helping us raise $10K to support the cause. We’re looking for sponsors and building our team to do it all over again in 2010. Help us reach our goal!
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Pussila Geraldine and FernanDcute at the Susan G. Komen race for the cure walk in Miami October 17 2009 , in conpany of Johanna Mantilla ,Rosy Gutierrez and Dan Nickerson and 17,000 + people …
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A journey of 2200 men and women walking 60 miles over 3 days all because Everyone Deserves a Lifetime. The walk started on September 11 at Shoreline Community College. We headed north through Lynnwood and Mukilteo, ending up at Kasch park for camp in Everett. Day 2 we went all around Everett, through beautiful neighborhoods and with views of the sound. Day 3 we were up early and packed up, boarded busses to take us to Northgate where we started our walk. We ventured through Green Lake to Gas Works Park, through Capitol Hill and then in to Downtown Seattle ending up at Key Arena. The closing ceremonies were next door at Memorial Stadium. It was a fabulous weekend with great weather for walking. 2200 Seattle walkers raised over $5.5 million for breast cancer!
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I am participating in the Susan Koman Breast Cancer 3 Day Walk. I am in need of donations and fundraising ideas. Any pointers?
If you would like more info and possibly donate, click on the link to go to my personal page. http://08.the3day.org/goto/tarasue….
At my work, Relay for Life, for cancer research, gets a pretty big slice of the action. We hold a ‘nifty fifty’ raffle. You draw up a grid of 50 squares, and everyone pays $2 a square. The winner is drawn once the squares are all sold, and is given $50. The surplus $50 goes into the kitty. We do this every week, and it’s always popular. It requires hardly any organisation, no special equipment, and you don’t have to go looking for raffle prizes, which means it’s low effort.
Best wishes
