Point Defiance Park Seattle Attractions Northwest Trek
Olympia
DeMolay 5K Run/Walk for Public School Sports
Date
of Event:
October 16, 2010 (Start Time - 11:00 AM)
Cost to Participate: $8 prior to September
25th, $15 Registration at the race
Contests for Cash Prizes: Highest
Participation Award & We’ve Got Spirit Award
School Districts Who Will Receive Funds: 60%
of all profits will go to the North Thurston, Olympia, and Tumwater School
Districts to Fund Public Middle and High School Sports Programs
Location of Race: Tumwater Historical Park
to Capital Lake
Where to Register: ONLINE Registration & Information at http://OlympiaDeMolay.com/5krun.html
Who Can Participants?: Teams, Groups & Individuals of All Ages Are Welcome to Participate!
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FOR KIDS
Clothes for Kids is a referral-based program, enabling us to serve those who
most need our help. Children who receive services at Clothes for Kids must be
income eligible and directly referred by our partners, or approved by the
Clothes for Kids Executive Director, Mark Smith, or the Shop Manager, Nancy
Laird-Burris, call (425) 741-6500 for details. Families with emergency needs
such as fire, family crisis, sudden relocation, etc., may also be referred.
Please visit www.clothesforkids.org
for more information about services or donations.
Washington State Mentors (WSM) is part of a national campaign to increase awareness about mentoring services and the need for volunteer mentors. Created by the Harvard School of Public Health and MENTOR, National Mentoring Month (NMM) is marking its eighth year in 2009. By focusing national attention on the need for mentors we hope to assure brighter futures for our children. In Washington State there are 240,000 children that could benefit from a mentor, but only 30,000 have one. WSM is closing that mentoring gap.
WASHINGTON STATE MENTORS
1605
NW Sammamish Road, Suite 270 | Issaquah, WA 98027
T 425.416.2034
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The National Foster Parent Association is seeking volunteers to help rebuild foster family homes in the Gulf Coast destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
If you would like to help, please call NFPA Project Manager Dianne Kocer at 800-557-5238
