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Walters Run 5k
Sunday, Dec. 9th 2012 11am Little Kids 1k Race @ 10:40 AM
West Roxbury / Roslindale
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With generous help from participants, volunteers, sponsors and the Parkway Running Club, Walter's Run proceeds have totaled more than $61,500 since 2004.
We have donated these proceeds to the organizations below. A big Thank You to our sponsors, volunteers and donors -- 2012 was a record year for charitable giving.
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YMCA
of Greater Boston Annual Fund Campaign
In 2012 the West Roxbury YMCA branch distributed more than $800,000 to those who came to the Y for help. This in financial assistance is provided to children and families in need, ensuring no one is denied access to programs and services due to an inability to pay full fees. Your gift to Reach Out makes that assistance possible.
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Boston Globe Globe Santa
Since 1956, Globe Santa has received more than 2.4 million letters from children and families in need of assistance. Those letters are from families that can't afford to buy Christmas presents for their children because of illnesses, loss of a job, sudden loss of a house, or even an untimely death of a parent. Contributors to the Globe Santa fund generously donated over $1 million yearly, with all of that money going to buy toys for children throughout Eastern Massachusetts.
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Walter Burgess Scholarship Fund
The
Walter Burgess Scholarship Fund
was founded in 2004 by the
Parkway Running
Club of West Roxbury, MA
as a tribute to
Walter Burgess. Proceeds are used to send deserving young
runners to the
American Running
Camp
in his memory.
The response to the
fund raising campaign is overwhelming. We encourage
all high school and adult runners
to apply. About
American Running
Camp (ARC) The camp is located at a
first-rate running
facility with multiple fields on which to train as well as a six-lane
track, state-of-the-art fitness center, tennis courts, two gymnasiums, and
a stunning 500-acre campus along the shores of Rhode Island's Narragansett
Bay. NRC program participants will be housed in
dormitories with three meals a day prepared on site. The
daily schedule will be structured to take full advantage of coaching and
staff expertise. There will also be ample "down time" for recreational
and evening leisure activities. For more information on the camp,
see links above or contact Camp Director Matt Centrowitz at
mattc@american.edu or
202-885-3077. Please say you are inquiring about attending camp on
the Walter Burgess Scholarship. |
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