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Bike Ride for Multiple Myeloma at Duke July 10 8am

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Be a part of a 50Km or 100Km road bike ride through the Duke campus and rural Durham and Orange counties. Your registration fee helps support the families and patients undergoing treatment at the Multiple Myeloma Center at Duke as well as research to understand and treat the disease.The two rides begin in front of the North Pavilion at Duke University Hospital and continue west through Duke Forest. The 100K route continues into rural Orange County before returning to Duke. The terrain is typical for the Piedmont area of N.C.; the roads wind through forests and farms with short but frequent rolling hills.Both rides begin at 8 am. Both routes will stay open until 3 pm. There will be rest stops and SAG vans throughout the routes.

For more information, email dukemmmetric@gmail.com.  Cost: $30 registration before July 1st; $40 afterward

Boutiques at Brightleaf at The Brightleaf Club July 15 6-9p

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010
Come out to The Brightleaf Club for Ladies Night out!    There will be shopping, wine, food, and more! Retailers such as Julius & Me, Clothes Hound, Stella & Dot, Massage Envy, Pampered Chef, Wines for Humanity, and more will be represented. Go to the website for more info: http://www.juliusandme.com/
The Event is FREE!   We will be accepting gently used clothing, household items and food as donations for The Durham Rescue Mission.  Here are the links to the retailers participating:

Mudcats Baseball fundraiser for House of Hope July 31 6:15

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

CAROLINA MUDCATS MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES    Come to a fundraisers for The House of Hope in Clayton.  Tickets will be bought at group advance rate with donations going to the House of Hope’s operating funds.   July 31st will be in premium seating cost $11 per ticket.

The 7-31st game is limited to 25 unless a group wants to buy additional tickets to seat with us.  August 22nd will be general admission cost $6 per ticket.

House of Hope opened in March of 1998 as a Christian therapeutic school, home, and counseling center for hurting and troubled girls, ages 12-17.   We have an intensive program offering Christian education and counseling for girls and their families regardless of their financial situation.  The mission is to Build Hope, Change Lives and Restore families through the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.  Vision of the House of Hope.   The goal of House of Hope is to Build Hope, Change Lives, and Restore Families. We Build Hope by sharing love and acceptance to the whole family, Change Lives by teaching Life Skills to girls and parenting skills to parents, and Restore Families by working on each person individually until relationships can be restored to a healthy, loving family environment. House of Hope currently serves 8 families in our residential program (8 girls in 2,800 sq. ft. house regulation) and 3-4 outpatient families at one time. House of Hope does not accept any federal or state funding.  Night on the Town is planning raise $425 for the House of Hope.  Reaching out to different singles ministries and civic clubs, select your own area and SUPPORT!   Parking is $4 per car.  Middle Schoolers: Bring Your Glove! Catch a Fly Ball!

You can buy advance tickets on Saturday from 10am to 12 noon for the games.

Triangle Heart Ball 3rd annual Chef Challenge Tues. Aug 3

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Tuesday, August 3, the Triangle Heart Ball will celebrate the kick off of our 2011 campaign with the 3rd Annual Chef Challenge sponsored by AllscriptsMisys.

 The Chef Challenge is being hosted by Quintiles at their global headquarters at 4820 Emperor Blvd. in Durham. Six of the Triangle’s most celebrated Chefs will push their culinary talent to the limit by creating a “Dish from the Heart.” Each Chef was asked to recreate a dish based on a personal story. You’ll taste the heart and soul in every bite!

 RSVP today by calling 919-463-8353 or simply reply to this message with your full name and company.

2010 Chef’s Challenge for Meals on Wheels ~ Wake Co Sept 9th 5-7:30

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Which chef can create the best meal? On September 9, 2010 we will find out.  Taking up the challenge are:

The Master of Ceremonies is Raleigh’s own Mark Roberts of Mark Roberts Enterprises, Inc.    Join us on Thursday, September 9, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Competition begins at 6:00 p.m. – Garner TV & Appliance Showroom, North Raleigh Showroom at the Plantation Point Shopping Center, Raleigh, near the intersection of 540 and Capital Blvd.

Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door and include hors d’oeuvres, 2 drinks, and 1 raffle ticket.

Click here to PURCHASE tickets NOW

VOTE for your favorite chef by sending a donation to Meals on Wheels of Wake County.
The chef that receives the most donations to Meals on Wheels will receive the “People’s Choice” Award.     The Chef’s Challenge judges are:

For more information call 919-833-1749 or send an email to marykate@wakemow.org

LIVE AUCTION    Live auction during the competition! Each of the three dinners being prepared at the event will be offered during a live auction. The winning bids will receive dinner for four and will eat with the chef and one of the celebrity judges at the conclusion of the competition.        Other auction items include a plasma TV donated by Garner TV & Appliance, a premium racing package at Rush Hour Karting, and more.

RAFFLE ITEMS   We will also have a spectacular raffle, featuring dinner gift certificates, a deluxe coffee maker, spa packages, and more.

TICKETS                 Raffle tickets are $10 each or three for $20.

Pay-it-Foward Dinner Dance for Cancer Patients Sept 11 7 pm

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Dinner and dancing at the lovely Renaissance Hotel in North Hills, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010. All for a good cause: charity event for Pay-it-Forward, the Caring Community Foundation’s annual fundraiser to help defray expenses for cancer patients. This is the 10th annual Pay-it-Forward dinner dance. Mr. Potato Head is the band for the evening. There will be a silent auction as well as a live auction.

For More infomation, vist the website at http://www.caringcommunityfoundation.org

   or e-mail at info@caringcommunityfoundation.org

2010 A Pair To Remember to Benefit Wake Teen ~ Sept 17

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

 A Pair to Remember      is Wake Teen’s annual signature fundraiser and the Triangle’s favorite fashion forward event designed for ladies who lunch and for women to put their hearts and “soles” into enriching the lives of youth.

On Friday, September 17, 2010 from 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. -  Renaissance Hotel at North Hills Raleigh, NC transforms into the exclusive backdrop for an afternoon at “A Pair to Remember”. Ladies will have an opportunity to enjoy lighter finger foods, tarts, fruits and beverages as they browse A Pair’s exclusive silent auction featuring exquisite jewelry, spa services and destination & entertainment packages. Guests who purchase a spa ticket at the event will also get to indulge in special pampering including chair massage, mini-facials, etc while enjoying complimentary champagne while they shop.  Offering a sneak preview of their latest spring lines –  several exclusive clothing, shoe, fashion and jewelry boutiques will be on hand to create A Pair’s first ever Boutique Showcase !! Merchants from the Boutique Showcase will also produce a wonderful fashion show for our guests. In the spirit of the day, hand-picked models, teens that have benefitted from the programs and services of Wake Teen, will be spotlighted in the show along with the latest in spring fashions and shoes. Yes ladies, the A Pair’s popular male models will be returning this year to support Wake Teen as well as help the Boutiques showcase their items and insure that A Pair’s special live auction doesn’t get overlooked either!! This year we are offering three very special live auction items.  Keep checking our website for details! 

Individual tickets are on sale now for $50.   After August 17, 2010 individual tickets will be $55.   Two tickets can be purchased for $95.  Additional group discounts are available by calling Robin Temple at 919-828-0035 or email rtemple@waketeen.org.

A Starry Night Charity Ball to benefit the Umbono Project Sept 17 7pm

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

Please join us for an exciting evening of dinner, dancing, and live entertainment!     Come to support the cause.   SAVE THE DATE.

Date: September 17, 2010
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Sheraton Raleigh Hotel
Emcee: David Crabtree of WRAL News

Dress code is Black Tie Optional; please arrive in your finest attire.

 Throughout the evening, guests will be given several ways to contribute to our worthy cause, including a raffle, a live auction, direct sponsorship, and via the purchase of hand-made baskets weaved by the women of South Africa. 

All proceeds from this event will go to support the Umbono Project, a tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization whose objective is to provide food, clean water, medical care, education, and economic development for the people of South Africa affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
 
Please visit the organization’s website at www.umbonoza.com for more information.

Greek Festival to Benefit Habitat for Humanity September 17, 18 & 19 2010 –

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010

 

Mark your Calendar for Sept 17~18~19 to experience Greek traditions and cuisine at the 29th Annual Greek Festival. The Festival is sponsored by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church and portions of the proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity. Live Greek music, traditional folk dancers perform, savory Greek entrees and pastries. Times of the Festival are: Friday September 17, 5 – 10 pm Saturday September 18, 11 am – 10 pm Sunday September 19, 11 am – 7 pm General Admission, $3; Seniors and Ages 13-18, $2; Children under 13 – Free 

The location will ba at the Expo Center, State Fairground at 1025 Blue Ridge Road in   Raleigh on    Friday,Sept. 17, 5-10 pm                               Saturday, Sept 18. 11-10 pm and Sunday, Sept. 19, 11-7                             Contact Penny Gallins  at 919-781-4548 or go to website at http://holytrinityraleigh.org

Easter Seals UCP 4th annual ‘Ride Without Limits’ Sept 18-19

Saturday, January 2nd, 2010
Easter Seals UCP (United Cerebral Palsy) is gearing up for its 4th annual Ride Without Limits two-day cycling event from September 18 – 19th. This annual fundraiser benefits critical programs and services for children and adults with disabilities and reflects Easter Seals UCP’s mission by including riders of all levels and abilities.The event, which begins at Camp Kanata in Wake Forest, NC, takes cyclists through some of North Carolina’s most beautiful countryside’s. Riders can choose between a 38 mile, 64 mile, or 100 mile route.

Each entry requires a $35 registration fee and requests that each participant raise at least $250. The first 250 registrants will be provided lodging at Camp Kanata, all meals and an event t-shirt.

To register for Ride Without Limits or learn more, visit www.RideWithoutLimits.org or call Amy Beros at (919) 865-8840 or e-mail amy.beros@nc.eastersealsucp.com

About Easter Seals UCP  is a lifelong partner to families managing disabilities and mental health challenges. The nonprofit serves more than 17,500 individuals and their families annually through an array of services. Easter Seals UCP enhances the quality of life for individuals and maximizes their potential for engaging in their communities. For more information on Easter Seals UCP North Carolina & Virginia, please visit www.nc.eastersealsucp.com

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