The success of Run for Hope 2011: NCCS wishes to Thank YOU!
The 19 th annual charity event organized by Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, The Regent Singapore and the National Cancer Centre Singapore (NCCS) continues its race to fight cancer and managed to raise $235,000 for Cancer research. It was a great success! We saw more than 3500 participants running for this good cause. The funds raised through this event goes towards NCCS cancer research efforts and will develop various arms for new research, technology and clinical trials. It is with this hope that we appeal to your spirit of generosity in donating to this worthy cause.
We would like to thank corporate donors, sponsors, volunteers from Temasek Polytechnic, InHerShoes team, TV personalities and the individuals and corporations who supported the run!
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| Participants warming up for the run |
The earlier you start the better - the lil one doing his part |
Temasek Polytechnic students motivating the runners |
InHerShoes team and TV personalities running the "Funny Shoes" relay |
Ezzy Wang, our ambassador and cancer survivor giving his support |
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InHerShoes concert that took place at Fort Canning was truly entertaining and fun! It was definitely encouraging to see the number of supporters that turned up on that day! Yoga enthusiasts got to enjoy all-day yoga class and attendees enjoyed the live concert by our local celebrities! Don’t miss the fun for this good cause next year! If you wish to be a part of the fight against cancer, do support Run for Hope charity run for 2012! To find out more - http://www.runforhopesingapore.org/
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It feels very important to me to support this project because my mom is currently battling cancer, so I really want to be part of something bigger - apart from raising funds for her medical through my album - something for the community that has been affected by cancer.” - Caroline Tjen |
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There was a time when Cancer was a certain death sentence. Thanks to medical advancements that were certainly not the result of accident but tedious research, there have been more and more cases of survival, recovery and the possibility of prevention for some cancers. Giving to Cancer research is giving to hope, giving to a future where Cancer is not the frightening word it is today. I see myself, my friends and my loved ones as part of that future.” - Joanna Dong |
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Cancer research should increase the support of a better and healthier diet to help AVOID cancer illnesses, enhance our knowledge on how to lead a healthier life in general. Youth and parents need to become aware that the growing fast food culture is also a growing source for bad health. All this development requires money and attention.” - Wil Kolen |
Thanks to all the fantastic photographers for that day’s event. They did a magnificent job in capturing some really nice heart-warming moments of the day! Check out more photos at InHerShoes Facebook!
Photography by Jean Loo (http://logue.sg/)
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