TransDelmarva Run For ASA & Cancer
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I plan to run across Delmarva.
100% of the donations to this site will go to Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) and John Hopkins Pediatric Oncology Ward. 50/50 to each organization. These are two organizations I feel very strongly about and would love to support. I have run with and worked closely with ASA and have close family and friends who have combated pediatric cancer.
I will run from The Chesapeake Bay to Assateague Island crossing through my hometown of Fruitland/Salisbury for a total of 50ish miles. No funds raised will be used for my run. I will be supported by a wingman and any costs for the run I will cover myself. I will completed the run in one day on Saturday July 11th. I welcome anyone to run part or all of the run with me. The run will start at 5am to try and avoid as much heat and sun as possible. I will plan a stop in Salisbury to jump in someone's pool - who is game. I can also tweak my route to pass by the houses or businesses of contributors.
Please give so we can support these two great causes.
Athletes Serving Athletes:
"Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) is a non-profit organization that brings people together to experience the joy, excitement, and thrill of competition. ASA offers innovative athletic training, supportive mentor relationships, and high quality endurance events for athletes living with disabilities. ASA uses athletic activity as a catalyst for personal development---improving physical fitness, increasing self-esteem and empowering challenged youth to meet their highest potential. We inspire all people to give of themselves and live more active lifestyles, pursuing a high quality of life and achievement."
John Hopkins Pediatric Oncology Ward:
"The Pediatric Oncology Program of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center is focused entirely on the research and treatment of childhood cancers. As one of the leading Cancer Centers in the United States, Johns Hopkins is at the forefront of developing new treatments and designing clinical trials. Each year, more than 12,000 children and teens are diagnosed with cancer ranging from leukemia to sarcoma. Most of them will be cured and go on to lead healthy, productive lives because of innovative research and cooperative clinical trials. As a leader in pediatric cancer research, Johns Hopkins Pediatric Oncology is dedicated to making new discoveries to improve the lives of children with cancer in Maryland, the nation, and around the world."
100% of the donations to this site will go to Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) and John Hopkins Pediatric Oncology Ward. 50/50 to each organization. These are two organizations I feel very strongly about and would love to support. I have run with and worked closely with ASA and have close family and friends who have combated pediatric cancer.
I will run from The Chesapeake Bay to Assateague Island crossing through my hometown of Fruitland/Salisbury for a total of 50ish miles. No funds raised will be used for my run. I will be supported by a wingman and any costs for the run I will cover myself. I will completed the run in one day on Saturday July 11th. I welcome anyone to run part or all of the run with me. The run will start at 5am to try and avoid as much heat and sun as possible. I will plan a stop in Salisbury to jump in someone's pool - who is game. I can also tweak my route to pass by the houses or businesses of contributors.
Please give so we can support these two great causes.
Athletes Serving Athletes:
"Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) is a non-profit organization that brings people together to experience the joy, excitement, and thrill of competition. ASA offers innovative athletic training, supportive mentor relationships, and high quality endurance events for athletes living with disabilities. ASA uses athletic activity as a catalyst for personal development---improving physical fitness, increasing self-esteem and empowering challenged youth to meet their highest potential. We inspire all people to give of themselves and live more active lifestyles, pursuing a high quality of life and achievement."
John Hopkins Pediatric Oncology Ward:
"The Pediatric Oncology Program of the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center is focused entirely on the research and treatment of childhood cancers. As one of the leading Cancer Centers in the United States, Johns Hopkins is at the forefront of developing new treatments and designing clinical trials. Each year, more than 12,000 children and teens are diagnosed with cancer ranging from leukemia to sarcoma. Most of them will be cured and go on to lead healthy, productive lives because of innovative research and cooperative clinical trials. As a leader in pediatric cancer research, Johns Hopkins Pediatric Oncology is dedicated to making new discoveries to improve the lives of children with cancer in Maryland, the nation, and around the world."
Organizer
Trent Swanson
Organizer
Fruitland, MD
