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Easter Seals Walk With MeCVS Caremark Associates Nationwide Support CVS All Kids CanTM Program Through Easter Seals Walk With Me Event! CVS Caremark associates nationwide are supporting CVS All Kids CanTM to help children with disabilities through Easter Seals' Walk With Me events in more than 50 markets from coast to coast in 2007! Join thousands of participants united and excited for a common cause - helping children with disabilities in your community. The actual Walk may not be far - just one, three or five miles - but the journey promises to be extraordinary. With each step, you'll be proud to know that you are a part of the CVS Caremark team across the country committed to putting hope within reach for children with disabilities through CVS All Kids Can. 2007 Easter Seals Child Representative Video Coming Soon Easter Seals Walk With Me Calendar of Events 2007: In 2006 CVS Caremark was the premiere sponsor of Easter Seals Walk With Me events nationwide. CVS Caremark associates formed walk teams to raise money for their local Easter Seals affiliates through car washes, bake sales, community events, community partnerships and other creative projects. More than 2,000 CVS Caremark associates participated in 28 Easter Seals Walk events, which helped raise over $275,000 for Easter Seals affiliates in
markets across the country. The money raised will bring help and hope to many children living with disabilities. You can make a difference! Join your local Walk With Me team today to raise money for Easter Seals. Visit the Easter Seals Walk With Me to find events in your area. Disability Awareness Nights In 2002, EP Global Communications, Inc. created a dynamic community outreach program called Disability Awareness Night (DAN). The mission of DAN is to expand awareness of the 54 million Americans with disabilities by highlighting their extraordinary achievements and the perseverance and dedication of the families, caregivers, physicians, nurses, therapists and teachers involved in their care and development. The presentation of the EP Maxwell J. Schleifer Distinguished Service Award (named after the founder and former editor-in-chief of Exceptional Parent magazine) at each DAN event signifies the remarkable accomplishments that can be achieved under difficult circumstances. Since the program’s inception, DAN events have been held across the country honoring hundreds of people for their accomplishments and donating thousands of tickets to special needs organizations. May 29, 2007 - Philadelphia Phillies
vs. Arizona Diamondback Looking to
Build a Boundless™ Playground for Your Community? Twenty playground projects will be randomly selected by Boundless Playgrounds each month during June, July and August 2007. In order to be considered for a School's Out! Go Play! Scholarship, you need to Enroll and Apply. First you need to Enroll your playground project in the Boundless Playgrounds sponsor database. Enroll your project by completing the Tell Us About Your Project form and answering the questions. Then, to Apply for a scholarship, send an email to CVSGoPlay@boundlessplaygrounds.org indicating you are applying for a CVS Caremark School's Out! Go Play! Scholarship. Include your name, your organization or committee name, and your town and state. If you are selected, you will be contacted by Boundless Playgrounds. Click here to learn more about Boundless Playgrounds and the CVS All Kids Can Program The free Baltimore Marathon Kids® six month program is launching this year with Baltimore City Schools (elementary). Baltimore was chosen this year because of repetitive requests from Baltimore leaders and because of the demographics and the vulnerability of area children to childhood obesity, sedentary lives and Type 2 diabetes. Since 1995, Marathon Kids® has been working to bring the love of fitness and good nutrition to elementary school children in Texas and California. This free program focuses on getting kids active through running, walking and gardening, and helps them learn to make responsible food choices. Although popular with all children, this free program is especially important for those children who are most at risk for obesity and associated diseases. To learn more about a program in your area, or if you would like to bring Marathon Kids to your area visit: www.marathonkids.com United Cerebral Palsy of Greater DFW Chosen
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