Showing posts with label for the cure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label for the cure. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

Family Fun Supporting Reaching for the Cure - Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation 10K 5K 1K

Join the Support of Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation

 
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work and the Dream is to Cure Caner.
 
In 2007, while I was pregnant with my own daughter, my nephew was born with stage 4 glioblastoma multiforme" aka a super aggressive brain tumor cancer.
 
This is near and dear to my heart and I always support any and all charities and or fundraising efforts with cancer, pediatric cancer and the research to find a cure of.
 
George is now 11.5 and in remission since he was about 3 but has a long road ahead of him still. He is in a wheelchair and needs care full time. He lights up when he sees and hears family come into the room and knows how to give the tightest hugs filled with the emotions he is not verbally able to say.
 
We are grateful for the Doctors wisdom and for George being here today. He is our miracle and our humbling grace.  
 
 
 


Read more on supporting pediatric cancer research...
 
21st annual Reaching for the Cure Half Marathon, 5K, 10K, Kids Run on March 17th at Irvine Valley College.

This family oriented, community event raises money and awareness for pediatric cancer research.

 
This 5K Walk is stroller-friendly and a great opportunity for families with kids of all ages to enjoy a day outside together by walking for children fighting cancer – and for an affordable price!

They also have a 1K Kids Run exclusive for the little ones and that is only $20 per child.


Each child gets an event t-shirt and their own special finisher medal when they cross the line.



What they're most known for is their Finish Line Festival and Kids Zone– this entire area is packed with activities, vendor expos, free samples - and it is free!

The Kids Zone features carnival games, rides, face painting, petting zoo, bounce houses, obstacle courses and more.


For more information about the organization and the event itself, please visit:
www.reachingforthecure.org
 

 

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Knott's Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

We Love +Knott's Berry Farm but we adore them when they go PINK!
Knott's for the Cure
PC: Knott's Berry Farm
Going Pink for Breast Cancer awareness is not only just "Joe Cool" but it really hits home to a lot of us so it is just simply special!

We have had cancer in our family and we have had dear friends and family fight, win and lose against Breast Cancer. It is a tough fight for anyone and everyone that has to watch someone go through it. 

We are blessed with a community that cares. Since Knott's always does their part to give back they are once again running their Knott's Pink promotion. You can get all the details HERE but here are some of the highlights:


* Now through March 18, Knott’s Berry Farm and Susan G. Komen Orange County are working together for the third year to raise money for breast cancer awareness, services and research by offering special “Pink Tickets” and commemorative Knott's for the Cure t-shirts.
* 75% of the funds raised for Susan G. Komen are used to provide local services throughout Orange County:
  • * Breast cancer detection and treatment education
  • * Information and support for breast cancer survivors and families
  • * Funding for free mammograms for uninsured and underserved women
* 25% of the funds raised for Susan G. Komen support national research to discover the cure for breast cancer.

* Special Merchandise is adorable too!
PC: Knott;s Berry Farm


We attended this awesome event last year and supported our friend Jaime who is in remission! Power of prayer... Read all about that touching day here. 

Buy tickets on line here. 

Don't forget to use the hash tag #KnottsPink to show your support when you tag your loved ones on social media too!

Prayers and positive vibes for all those fighting! Praises for all those who have won! Blessings for those who lost and love for all. 

The opinions in this article are my own. I do not work for, or with, any brand mentioned in this article, nor do I have any official relationship with them.  I have a relationship with GigaSavvy, for whom I create original editorial content.