CHARITY PARTNERS SIGN ON TO RUN BALTIMORE 10-MILER
This year, two nationally recognized charity training groups have signed on participate in the Baltimore 10-Miler. If you need some added motivation to help you prepare for the University of Maryland Heart Center Baltimore 10-Miler, consider signing up with one of these groups:
Back on My Feet is a non-profit organization that promotes the self-sufficiency of the homeless population by engaging them in running as a means to build confidence, strength and self-esteem. Back on My Feet does not provide food nor does it provide shelter, but instead provides a community that embraces equality, respect, discipline, teamwork and leadership. There are no labels, no stigmas and no stereotypes. At Back on My Feet, all members - regardless of race, education or socioeconomic status - join together to move their own lives forward as well as the lives of their teammates. Robert Nonemacker robert@backonmyfeet.org 215-772-1080 ext. 103 to reserve your spot today
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The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Team in Training program is the world’s largest and most successful endurance training program for runners and walkers of all fitness levels. Team in Training provides expert coaching, weekly team training sessions, event entry, and a experience you will never forget. To find out how to have the time of your life while helping The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society save the lives of children and adults touched by cancer, call 1-800-482-TEAM or visit www.teamintraining.org/md
Wind For Change is a combination science lesson and fundraiser provided free of charge to area schools by Justin Berk, Meteorologist for WMAR (ABC 2) in Baltimore, MD. Justin’s volunteer work for the Cool Kids Campaign takes two forms: The Wind for Change classroom fundraiser and his running efforts. His final fundraiser of the school year will be competing in the Baltimore 10 Miler on June 18th. Starting in last place, Justin is collecting $1 for every person he passes. To sponsor Justin, check out our website below. For more information visit:
www.coolkidscampaign.org/windforchange