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 Buddy Walk

 April 21, 2012

Rain or shine!

Carlyle Lake Pavilion #2
(across from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
that is, across from 801 Lake Road)
9:30 check-in, 10:30 official start
'Til 12:30 - lunch, craft sale, raffles, free games
   
This Buddy Walk(R) primarily supports Community Link, and also helps the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS). After direct costs, 93% of proceeds go to Community Link, 7% to NDSS.
 
Community Link's vision is that people with developmental disabilities, and other difficulties, live and participate in a community that values their presence and contributions. If you share that vision, please join our sponsors, walkers and donors--in person, or through this online portal.
 
SPONSORS
 
Community Link
 
It's easy to register, join or form a team,
 
or make or encourage donations.

 To register online ($15/person) with a credit card, click "get started," select "Community Link Buddy Walk 2012," and choose the first option, "Register." Copy and keep your "code." Now (or later) you may click the second button to set up your personal fundraising page, then join or form a team.

If you're registering on paper, click "get started," select "Community Link Buddy Walk 2012," and click the third button to set up your personal fundraising page, where you can add a photo and your own message, and then, if you wish, join or form a team.

Remember to e-mail the link to anyone who might help you reach your goal!

Other donation options:

Annual Fund for fiscal year ending June 30

Our 40-year-old, accredited, not-for-profit, non-governmental, charitable agency (founded as Clinton County Rehabilitation Center, Inc. and based in Breese & Fairview Heights) now serves more than 500 children and adults with developmental disabilities, and other difficulties, annually across ten counties of Southwestern Illinois.

THANK YOU!  from all who are served by Community Link.

 

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