Thursday, April 30, 2009

Get Your Runnin' Shoes On!

Nakayoshi has been asked to help recruit some Bay Area runners! If you're in the bay on Saturday, May 9th and have nothing better to do, tie on your best running shoes and get a little exercise while helping out one amazing nonprofit in Marin.

A nonprofit that provides deserving under served students with all the tools and resources needed to get into levels of higher education and become amazing student leaders, Next Generation Scholars is participating in this year's 27th Annual Marin Human Race.

The Marin Human Race is one of the largest collaborative fundraising efforts to both nonprofits and schools in Marin County, and estimated to be attended by over 4,000 people.

How can you help Next Generation Scholars?

Be a runner!


Register today (before Friday, May 1st) as a runner for only $25 or if you can't make it but would like to support this amazing nonprofit, make a personal monetary donation on the NGS Marin Human Race page.

It's a simple race for an amazing cause, so show your support and help pave the road to someone's future in higher education!

For more questions regarding the race or NGS's programs, please contact NGS Project Coordinator Megan Tom at megan.tom@gmail.com.

Information on Marin Human Race:

Schedule of Events:

Marin Human Race Date and Time:
Saturday, May 9, 2009

7:00 AM Same Day Registration
7:30 AM Community Fair Opens
8:30 AM Race START
9:30 AM Kid Races START
10:00 AM Prize Drawings and Awards
11:30 AM Event Concludes

The Race - The Marin Human Race starts and finishes at Marin Center Fairgrounds. The mostly flat American Track and Field certified looping 5K course is FUN for everyone from the avid racer to walkers and rollers. Over a dozen local bands are placed around the race course to help keep spirits high and legs moving.

Community Fair - The Race Day Community Fair brings together over 100 nonprofit organizations and supporting businesses. Located steps from the Finish Line and the Main Stage, Race participants and spectators have the opportunity to meet a variety of organizations to learn what type of work is being done in the community and how they can get involved. The Community Fair features fun activities for people of all ages, entertainment, refreshments, a kids’ playground, and more!

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