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Page Creator: Raewyn Palmer
Event: Shoe Clinic Harbour Capital Marathon 2010
Event Date: 27/6/2010

Emma and I are going to have a go at the Half marathon and are looking for sponsorship for the Heart Foundation. Each day 16 New Zealanders die as a result of coronary heart disease. That's one person every 90 minutes. And many of these deaths are premature and preventable.

Cardiovascular disease (heart, stroke & blood vessel disease) is the single leading cause of death in New Zealand. It causes 40 percent of all deaths annually in our country - making it more deadly than all forms of cancer.

The nature of who is affected by it is changing. New research shows that young adults in their 20s and 30s are being admitted to hospital for heart attacks more than ever before, and that this age group is dying at a faster rate than people of the same age in previous generations. Much of this change is due to unhealthy lifestyles - poor eating habits, lack of physical activity and being a smoker.

But the good news is that many risk factors for heart disease are preventable, if people make healthy lifestyle choices.

So, help me as I join the race to beat heart disease.

I've signed up as a Heart Racer to raise money to support the Heart Foundation. By donating through my webpage you will be helping the Heart Foundation continue its vital work in research, cardiac rehabilitation, education programmes and resources.

Emma and I are doing this together. We are both training quite hard and finding our own challenges but are looking forward to doing this.I am hoping that the weather will be kind to us.

So, please could you sponsor me?

Select the "Make a donation" button below. It's simple, fast and totally secure and the money goes directly to the Heart Foundation's bank account.

If you live in New Zealand your donation is tax deductible and a receipt will be issued.

So please help me today! And pass it on to your family and friends!

Many thanks for your support


My Online Sponsors To Date:
Date Name Amount Comment
27/6/2010 Denise & Marie-Therese $60.00 Emma and Raewyn - you are an inspiration - the weather is awful today - so good luck with the run
17/6/2010 Emma $25.00
13/6/2010 Cheryll Marschner $50.00 Your dedication to your training is an inspiration. Best of luck in the Marathon
10/6/2010 Brian & Natalie $25.00 All the best to you both
8/6/2010 Tabitha $25.00 Yeah for you, good luck
7/6/2010 Colleen $10.00 B-doum! B-doum! B-doum! Keep those feet pounding so others' hearts can pound happily.
7/6/2010 Jo Muldoon $30.00 good luck guys
7/6/2010 Tony Palmer $25.00
Total Raised Online: NZD$250.00
Total Raised Offline: NZD$0.00
GRAND TOTAL: NZD$250.00
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Fundraising Progress

My fundraising progress so far:

100% achieved

My Goal: NZD$100.00
I've Raised: NZD$250.00
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Shoe Clinic Harbour Capital Marathon 2010

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