The Relay for Life it is an overnight walk designed to raise money and awareness about cancer. The walk in Linn County was from 7:00pm - 10:00am and over the past 16 years has raised over 2 million dollars for the American Cancer Society.
As you may or may not know I was part of the entertainment committee - helping to get mascots, prizes, and local police and fire departments on site at the event. I also was a participant in the Relay walking approximately 5-6 hours. Some of those hours I was on "Prize Patrol" but 2.25 hours (2:45AM - 5:00AM) was spent walking non-stop.
This year, our event raised $310,ooo - our best event to date and I have many of you to thank.
My goal was $100. Not a large amount, but as my mother pointed out: I'm not good at raising money.
Well the generosity of my Blogger friends proved this to be untrue.
Not only did I reach that $100 goal.....I exceeded it, by raising a total of $195.00!! *Second highest on my team I might add*
BIG THANKS go out to my supporters...thank you ALL for your donation to the fight against cancer.
WriterMom (the most supportive friend a girl could have)
Jack (son of WriterMom and the coolest kid I know)
Zilla (the hippest chic on the block)
Fine Artist (world traveler and incredible artist)
"K"- Sista Chep (my awesome kid sista)
Mama Chep (the lady who made me the girl I am...thanks mom!)
Miss "A" at Hamilton College ($70 from bottles and cans collected over the course of the year)
The event had bands, clowns, magicians...even a Dude looks like a lady contest! One of our team members entered....and I must say was the prettiest man out there!
Thanks again to EVERYONE for their donations and support for the American Cancer Society!
2 comments:
Wouldja check out the gazongas on that dude!
I could so swing both ways right now. Or I could swing a way and a half, because, she really is a dude, right? Or is he? Gosh, she looks so natural! With the lift and separation he (He? Right? She is a he?) must be wearing the Playtex 18-hour Bra. Man, what I wouldn't give to be able to pull off a dress like that! By "pull off," of course, I mean "wear." As much as I'd like to see this guy nekkid, he'd have to pull of his own dress, which he is! Or she is!
I will need years of intensive therapy after this post.
Thanks, Chep. Thanks a lot.
And kudos on your involvement with ACS. Your time, talent, and a little bit of dough go a long way toward making the world a better place.
You do make the world a better place. Proud to know ya!
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