Fort Bend Lifestyles & Homes March 2010
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TelfairLife Charity of Your Choice Walk
Proceeds of April 10 event to benefit 14 area nonprofits
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Charities throughout the nation have been suffering from decreased donations due to the economy, but Fort Bend residents can make a positive impact on their community and enjoy a healthy activity at the same time with the third annual Charity of Your Choice Walk at Telfair.
Benefitting 14 Fort Bend area charities, the 5k Charity of Your Choice Walk will be held on Saturday, April 10, from 8 a.m. to noon at the Telfair community in Sugar Land. City of Sugar Land Councilwoman Jacquie Chaumette will serve as master of ceremonies.
Registration fees are $25 for adults and $10 for children, with 100 percent of fees donated to each walker ’s charity of choice. In addition, TelfairLife will donate
$20,000 to the winners of several challenges, such as the charity that pre-registers the most walkers.
Four new charities have been added to the list of beneficiaries, including Brazos Bend Guardianship Services, Fort Bend Family Promise, Fort Bend Regional Council of Substance Abuse and Pregnancy Resource
Center of Fort Bend.
Returning charities include Asians Against Domestic Abuse, Child Advocates of Fort Bend, East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry, Fort Bend Community Partners Rainbow Room, Fort Bend Education Foundation, Fort Bend Family Promise, Fort Bend Habitat for Humanity, National Alliance on Mental Illness
Fort Bend, Second Mile Mission Center, Shape Up Sugar Land and The Arc of Fort Bend County.
Walkers can register online at www.CharityofYourChoiceWalk.com.
The Charity of Your Choice Walk will take place rain or shine at Telfair Central Lawn, located in front of the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land in Telfair. The walk will begin and end at this location on University Boulevard.
“In its first two years, the Charity of Your Choice Walk raised over $100,000 for Fort Bend charities. This year, with increased demand for the services provided by all of these worthy nonprofit groups, we hope to set a new record, ” said Kiva Mann, community coordinator for TelfairLife.
TelfairLife is funded and operated by
homeowners in the Telfair master-planned community to support social, cultural, charitable, environmental and educational endeavors in Telfair and the surrounding Fort Bend community.
This colorful balloon arch served as the finish line for walkers at last year’s TelfairLife event.
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