Organization to serve as finish-line sponsor
Griffin Hospital President and CEO
Patrick Charmel, second from left, accepts a $5,000 sponsorship check
from Ansonia Rod & Gun Club Treasurer
Horace Behrle.
Also celebrating the donation were, Chief Radiation
Therapist and 5k Walk/Run Co-Chair Lori Murphy, left, and Radiation
Therapist and 5K Co-chair Laura Howell.
DERBY - The Ansonia Rod & Gun Club continued its generous support of the Annual Center for Cancer Care at Griffin Hospital 5K Walk/Run with a recent donation of $5,000 to be the event’s finish line sponsor.
The donation was spearheaded by Ansonia Rod & Gun Club Treasurer Horace Behrle, who also serves as a Volunteer Ambassador at the Center for Cancer Care.
Set for Oct. 12, this will be the fifth year for the Center For Cancer Care 5K Walk/Run, which brings together cancer patients, their family members, and friends, to run or walk through Derby and Ansonia in honor, memory, or celebration of a loved one and their cancer journey.
The event has grown from approximately 250 participants in its inaugural year in 2009, to more than 550 participants last October.
The event still has sponsorship opportunities available, including signage at the event, logos on the event promotional materials and T-shirts, and opportunities to have a table to distribute products at the event or put items, coupons or promotional material in participant give-away bags.
For information about sponsorships, contact Christian Meagher, 203-732-7431 or cmeagher@griffinhealth.org.
For information about the Center for Cancer Care at Griffin Hospital 5K Walk/Run, visit http://griffin5k.kintera.org, call 203-732-1284 or email 5kwalkrun@griffinhealth.org.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
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What a great contribution!
This is fantastic!
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