Dear Partners in Peace,

First off, i want to thank you for your support and cheers which you provided when i did the walk for BARCC last year, and thank you Carolyn, from whom i found out about this event.

The third annual Walk for Change will take place on Sunday, April 6th, the resulting funds from which will be benefiting the crucial services that the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center provides to victims and survivors. This year we will be joined by First Lady of Massachusetts Diane Patrick!
I am excited to make this walk even bigger and better than the last!

Your support is immensely appreciated. You can contribute by donating funds, signing up to walk with me and a wonderful group of others striving for peaceful change, spreading this link around and information about the event, and by educating yourself and others about issues of violence in local and global communities.

 I would also like to gather a Greater Boston contingent for the Report It Now event. Please visit http://www.reportitnow.org for more details and contact me at jakeandyears at gmail dot com to discuss participation.

If you are not comfortable donating online or do not have a credit or debit card to do so with but would like to contribute funds, please send me an email and we can arrange to meet in person. I can track offline donations on this page as well.

As a survivor,  aspiring activist, and friend, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. Let's make violence history!

Love,
Raya

p.s. i also still have other fundraising pages up:
http://www.firstgiving.org/raya3
http://www.firstgiving.org/raya

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Thank you for visiting my fundraising page for Boston Area Rape Crisis Center, Inc.!

Donating through this website is simple, fast and totally secure. It is also the most efficient way to support my fundraising efforts.

Many thanks for your support -- and don't forget to forward this to anyone who you think might want to donate too!

Why Walk? For a friend. For a family member. For yourself. For all who are affected by sexual violence. 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men will be affected in their lifetimes. You can change the numbers by walking on April 6th.