Greetings!
It's hard to believe that preparations are already underway for the 11th Annual Megan Cooper Memorial Golf Outing presented by Lou Malnati's. We hope that you plan on supporting this years event in some way.
While this is a golf outing, there are plenty of other ways you can support this event, including making a donation, attending the event lunch at Lou Malnati's, donating a raffle/auction prize or volunteering for the event.
Please take a few minutes to look through the recently redesigned Megan Cooper golf section of our website (link below) to see the variety of ways you can support this event and the important work of the Leukemia Research Foundation.
You will also find information below on the Leukemia Research Foundation's signature event - the ABC 7 Jim Gibbons 5K Traffic Jam. You can run/walk along the Chicago lakefront or in downtown Wilmettte. This is a great family friendly event held on a Thursday evening in June and shouldn't be missed.
Sincerely,
Andy Hanson
Board President Leukemia Research Foundation
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Date: Monday, July 12, 2010Golf Course: RedTail Golf ClubLunch: at Lou Malnati's PizzeriaClick here to visit our recently redesigned golf website
where you can get all the information you need about this years event including:
~ Event Information
~ Registration and Sponsorship
~ Learn about Megan Cooper
~ Make a Donation
~ Fundraising for the Leukemia Research Foundation
~ Current Sponsors
~ Other Ways you can Support this Event
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ABC 7 Jim Gibbons 5K Traffic Jam
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Chicago's Grant Park or Wilmette
Come and join us for the 16th Annual ABC 7 Jim Gibbons 5K Traffic Jam! Run,
walk, volunteer, and help find a cure for blood cancers. New this year,
a 5K Fun Run is added to the 3K walk in Wilmette, Illinois. Now you can
run or walk in Chicago's Grant Park, as well as Wilmette. For more information click here,
Click here to view the full list of upcoming Leukemia Research Foundation Events.
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Our Mission
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"To conquer leukemia, lymphoma, and myelodysplastic syndromes by funding research into their causes and cures, and to enrich the quality of life of those touched by these diseases."
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