Hi!
The Weekend to End Women's Cancers is ALMOST HERE!!!! It is a seriuosly fun weekend hosted by the Princess Margaret Hospital. I have chosen to channel my donations to the Breast Cancer program there. During the Weekend, Participants walk 60km thru the streets of Toronto. On Day 1 we start at the Ex and walk 30km up to Downsview Park. Over night we camp out at Downsview Park in tents (or in the case of the Super Boobie Fairies - at the Holiday Inn). Day 2 sees us walking 30km back down to the Ex! Please support my journey - i am not quite at my fundraising minimum in order to participate! thx!
Use the link below to donate online. THANK YOU!!! If you have already supported another walker, THANK YOU, its such a great cause!
www.endcancer.ca/site/TR/Events/Toronto2012?px=1756825&pg=personal&fr_id=1463
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Saturday, August 4, 2012
soooo, how's your summer
its been a CRAZY BUSY summer so far!! we have camped and gone to camp and done Wonderland a few times and swam and hung out with our peeps and playing TONS of hockey ... peuf! i am exhausted!!! AND its an Olympic Summer ... you know what that means???? on top of ALLLLL the fun stuff, i must squeeze in 7+hrs a day of Olympic coverage!!!! (good thing i am an INSOMNIAC...) What have you been up too?
Please Support My 60km Journey
Please Support My Journey
This will be my 9th year walking in Toronto and by next Sept, it will be my 18th Weekend to End Women's Cancer Event! WOW! Thank you SOOOO much for continuing to support me! My team, The Super Boobie Fairies thanks you too!
My 3 best reasons are at home - i do it for my kids, so they can live in a world that is not so scary. I do it for my family. I do it for everyone who has been touched by cancer in their lifetime. Approximately 23,400 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and about 5,100 will die from the disease. Additionally, over 8,000 Canadian women will be diagnosed with ovarian, cervical, or uterine cancer this year, and nearly 3,000 will die from one of these diseases.
The Weekend to End Women's Cancers is a two-day, 60-kilometre walk through the neighbourhoods of Toronto. I have committed to raising $2000 for this event.
Proceeds from this event benefit The Campbell Family Institute at The Princess Margaret, funding important breast cancer research, education, services and care. Also, this year we are celebrating TEN YEARS STRONG of committing to conquering cancer within our lifetimes! So be a part of this historic journey
Please Give NOW! Your donation goes directly to PMH. You may also consider giving a re-curring monthly donation.
Thank You ! Without YOU, I could not do this!
cheers!
deneen
http://www.endcancer.ca
This will be my 9th year walking in Toronto and by next Sept, it will be my 18th Weekend to End Women's Cancer Event! WOW! Thank you SOOOO much for continuing to support me! My team, The Super Boobie Fairies thanks you too!
My 3 best reasons are at home - i do it for my kids, so they can live in a world that is not so scary. I do it for my family. I do it for everyone who has been touched by cancer in their lifetime. Approximately 23,400 Canadian women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year, and about 5,100 will die from the disease. Additionally, over 8,000 Canadian women will be diagnosed with ovarian, cervical, or uterine cancer this year, and nearly 3,000 will die from one of these diseases.
The Weekend to End Women's Cancers is a two-day, 60-kilometre walk through the neighbourhoods of Toronto. I have committed to raising $2000 for this event.
Proceeds from this event benefit The Campbell Family Institute at The Princess Margaret, funding important breast cancer research, education, services and care. Also, this year we are celebrating TEN YEARS STRONG of committing to conquering cancer within our lifetimes! So be a part of this historic journey
Please Give NOW! Your donation goes directly to PMH. You may also consider giving a re-curring monthly donation.
Thank You ! Without YOU, I could not do this!
cheers!
deneen
http://www.endcancer.ca
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