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ACS Fundraising Page
Having cancer is hard. Finding help shouldn't be.
No matter what you need, the American Cancer Society can help.
http://www.cancer.org
1-800-ACS-2345
25 hours a day, 8 days a week
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Cancer is an awful thing, and I would love to be able to help in some way in helping find the cure. The only way I can do that is by raising money for the cause, and I have chosen to do that through the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life.
The 2009 Relay For Life year is about to close, and yet the Delaware Quilts team continues to raise money in the fight back against cancer. We have moved up the ranks to 4th place in the local Relay, and the way we're going I am pretty sure we will end up in third place this year.
All that is due to many people, but one I need to thank here. Team member, quilting buddy and the nicest friend a person could ever want to have, a double cancer survivor, Joan continues to raise money even though Relay is over. She has already gotten us an official sponsor for next year!
I really can not thank everyone enough for the donations and support you have given. Together we will find the cure!
Thank you to everyone!
I have donated all of my class and pattern money to Relay and the American Cancer Society for many years, and I plan to continue doing that.
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As a new "adventure" in fundraising I have decided to offer on-line classes as a way of thanking quilters for donations.
I have started a Yahoo Group, Mysteries For Relay, in which I will offer classes and mysteries in exchange for contributions to either one of my ACS web sites. You will have to pay a $5 fee per class, or make an annual contribution of at least $30, to ACS through me to participate in any class. If you would like to join, please visit Mysteries For Relay to sign up.
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Below are some other items which I am offering for sale to help raise funds for ACS.
Thank you again for your support,
Marge
Fight Like A Girl T-shirts and hooded sweat shirts are the latest fundraiser for our event. ALL of the money from the sale of these goes directly to Relay For Life. We have sold over $3000 worth since May, and sales continue to come in. If you would like a FLAG T-shirt or hooded sweat shirt, send me an email. (I just happen to be the FLAG chairperson so I know what is in stock and on order, and can fill most orders immediately!)
Available in short sleeve in sizes S M L XL XXL and XXXL ($12)
and long sleeves and in sizes S M L XL XXL ($18)
and hooded sweatshirts in sizes S M L XL XXL $30
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Who isn't a Fabricaholic? I think all quilters are, LOL!
This pin was designed for my Fabricaholics Anonymous Group
but I've decided to share them with anyone who is willing to admit they are a Fabricaholic. They are top quality gold plated, enameled
Cloisonné pins, with a standard lapel post and military clutch back and measure 1 1/4 by 5/8 inches.
Pins are $6.55 each which includes postage in the US. (Send me an email if you are out of country
for additional postage cost)
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More Pins For Relay
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Patterns For Relay
click
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Cancer Awareness Bracelet
The beads on the bracelet represent the different cancer awareness colors:
Pink-Breast; Teal-Ovarian/Cervical/Uterine; Pearl-Lung; Purple-Pancreatic; Orange-Leukemia; Black-Melanoma; Dark Blue-Colon; Burgundy-Multi Melanoma; Gray-Brain; Blue-Prostate; Lavender-all Survivors; Lime-Lymphoma; Yellow-Sarcoma/Bone/Bladder; Kelly Green-Kidney.
$12.00
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Here is one ongoing fund raiser we have, and if you haven't tried this candy, you must! (Don't all quilters love chocolate?)
Candy for Relay!
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This was our 11th year participating in Relay For Life. Thank you to all my team members and all our donors for helping my fight against cancer.
Alan Liddle,
Angie Clevinger,
Anne Driskill,
Anne Marie Hanson,
Anne Vaughan,
Annette Aponte,
Barbara Green,
Barbara Klaver,
Becky Cardwell,
Bettina Nixon,
Bonnie Stapleton,
Bonnie Watson,
Brandy Parker,
Brenda Echterling,
Brenda Blaylock,
Brenda Mieczkowski,
Broome County Quilters,
Bruce Vibbert,
Bryan Arcari,
Candace Wragg,
Candy Beardsley,
Carol Divis,
Carol Miller,
Carole Lyn Baker,
Catherine Lypowy,
Charles Vinyard,
Charlotte Coutcher,
Colleen Bartell,
Connie Lee,
Cynthia Robinson,
Deb Wood,
Debbie Chapman,
Debbie Ready,
Denny Shaw,
Diane Anderson,
Donna Swafford,
Elaine Owen,
Elizabeth Ford,
Ella Taylor,
Ellen Hall,
Erin McCart,
Faye Parker,
Gail Frenz,
Garrett Lovell,
Gladys Farthing,
Heidi and Eric Murray,
Ida Bivins,
Irene Paulus,
Jackie Cowden,
Jackie Rooke,
Jamee Smith,
Jan Davis,
Janet Lentz,
Jeanne Fallon,
Jennifer Davis,
Jeri Hudson,
Jerilynn Hillock,
Jimmy Duong,
Joan Kehoe,
JoAnne Braga,
Joanne Harris,
Joanne Young,
Josette Gosbee,
Judith Morin,
Julia Larson,
K R Ritchie,
Karen Graham,
Karen Green,
Karen Vinyard,
Katherine Cutler,
Kathi Eubank,
Kathleen Lewis,
Kathryn Miller,
Kathryn Potter,
Keith Rigert,
Kelly Enfield,
Kristen Parsons,
Kristin Kennedy,
Kristine Fallon,
Lane Builders,
Laurel Grannan,
Lawreen Murphy,
Lesley Moore,
Linda Wallis,
Lisa Brandt,
Lydia Pochedly,
Marge Hicks,
Marianne Urban,
Mark Earnest,
Mary Cox,
Mary Isenhour,
Mary Olah,
Meloney Funk,
Michael Gordon,
Michael Sherrill,
Noa Lev,
Norm and Doris Featherston ,
November Retreaters,
October Retreaters,
Pamela Clifton,
Pat Chubon-Hall,
Patty Stephens,
Pauline A Herder,
Peggy Hartnett,
Rita Litts,
Robin Nalepa,
RobynHershey,
Rose Oswald,
Roslyn Atwood,
Sandra (Sandi) Scarlett,
Sandra Timmons,
Shirley Poolton,
Shoshana Edwards,
Spring Retreaters,
Stanley Gavlick,
Susan Baca,
Susan Gruver,
Susan Rizzi,
Suzi Day,
Terry Enfield,
Terry Wright,
The Hufford Family,
Trudi Cobb,
Wal-Mart and Pat G, and
my family and many more!
Remember, your donation is helping the American Cancer Society help patients fight cancer in many ways:
Hope Lodges provide free lodging to cancer patients undergoing treatment.
Camps for Kids are run throughout the country to help kids with cancer.
Road to Recovery offers rides to patients to their lifesaving treatments.
Look Good Feel Better sessions help women through the physical changes resulting from chemotherapy.
Man to Man provides information and support for men affected by prostate cancer.
The Cancer Survivors Network offers a comprehensive selection of stories and discussions among survivors and caregivers on a variety of topics. You can access the CSN online or by calling 1.877.333.HOPE (4673).
The Reach to Recovery program is a one-to-one visitation between newly diagnosed women with breast cancer and women who have already gone through treatment
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