Found this while I was surfing the web...if you happen to be in Mesa on November 20th, be sure to pick up some cookies!!!
GOOD COOKIES TO HOST GIANT BAKE SALE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR COOKIES FOR KIDS’ CANCER
All Proceeds Will Help Raise Awareness And Fund Pediatric Research
Baked goods make everyone just a little bit happier and on Saturday, November 20, 2010 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. outside the Philosophy store Dana Park shopping center, 1660 S. Val Vista Dr., in Mesa. You can indulge in cookies, cupcakes and other baked goods at the "We Are Good Cookies Bake Sale" while helping fund Pediatric Cancer Research.
One hundred percent of the proceeds from sales will go to Cookies For Kids’ Cancer and all donations are tax deductible. Raffle tickets will also be sold to win one of four gift baskets donated by Philosophy (retail values range from $148-$377). All money, up to $200,000, that is donated to Cookies For Kids’ Cancer now through Dec. 31, 2010 will be matched by GLAD®’s Glad To Give Program. GLAD has also agreed to give additional funds to Cookies For Kids’ Cancer through purchases of GLAD products.
Organizations that have generously donate baked goods are Subway (32nd/Shea), Levi Catering, Cookies In Bloom, Breadcrafters, Zuckerino, Costco, Cookies From Home, Cookies By Design, The Cupcake Café, Something Baked Cookies and Julia's Gluten Free Bakery. For more information about the bake sale on Nov. 20, 2010 or to make a monetary donation for the bake sale benefitting Cookies For Kids’ Cancer visit www.cookiesforkidscancer.org
The blue ribbon represents colon cancer awareness - click on the crown for more information about colon cancer prevention and support
Monday, November 8, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Walk Now for Autism
Another early morning of volunteering, we were actually out before the sun. I found it funny that the golf cart had working headlights. Those lights reminded me how nice it would be to still be sleeping...
after quite a bit of standing around we were finally assigned to greeting the walkers as they arrived.
We had the task of directing them to the different registration tables depending on what they needed to do.
It's always important to stay hydrated in Arizona, especially when they are handing out free water to the volunteers.
Checking out the vendor booths after we finished volunteering.
Really great turnout this year, this is the start line about 20 minutes AFTER the walk started. It took quite a while for everyone to finally get on the walking path.
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