Lupus walk 2008
Hey ya'll so I'm doing this walk this weekend and I thought I'd send this link out if you feel so inclined to sponsor. I appreciate the moral support regardless.
Nicole
I am writing to ask you to sponsor my participation in the 16th Annual Lupus Walk on the Charles to benefit the Lupus Foundation of New England. Making an online contribution is easy! Just click on this link:
http://my.campagne-online.com/personalPage.aspx?SID=107447
By using the link above, you will be routed to my Personal Fundraising Page where you can help me reach my personal goal by making a secure online donation today! Can I count on your support to assist me in my fundraising efforts? While there, don't forget to sign my online Guest Book as I would love to hear from you!
You will automatically receive an e-tax receipt from the Lupus Foundation of New England and I will be notified by email of your support. Together we are truly making a difference!
Your donation will help fund the important work of the Lupus Foundation of New England: supporting those living with lupus and their caregivers; educational and awareness programs, and funding of progressive medical research. Thank you, in advance, for supporting this cause. Your involvement does make a difference.
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation; it can attack any organ in the body. Although it can develop in men and women, young and old, women between the ages of 15 and 45 are the most commonly diagnosed. Lupus affects each person living with the disease differently, and therefore is difficult to identify. The cause is unknown, and we have yet to discover a cure. Treatments are available, but none are perfect and all have side affects. Many people with lupus are able to manage their disease with medications, diet, and exercise, but for others the manifestations are overwhelming and, in some cases, life-threatening. Continued education and research ensure that those living with the disease get the best possible care and that each day, we move closer to finding a cure. Please join us in our quest to find a cure.
For more information about the Lupus Foundation of New England please visit their website: http://www.lupusne.org. If you have any questions, please email me at mailto:NAGUSTI@GMAIL.COM.
Sincerely,
Nicole
Nicole
I am writing to ask you to sponsor my participation in the 16th Annual Lupus Walk on the Charles to benefit the Lupus Foundation of New England. Making an online contribution is easy! Just click on this link:
http://my.campagne-online.com/personalPage.aspx?SID=107447
By using the link above, you will be routed to my Personal Fundraising Page where you can help me reach my personal goal by making a secure online donation today! Can I count on your support to assist me in my fundraising efforts? While there, don't forget to sign my online Guest Book as I would love to hear from you!
You will automatically receive an e-tax receipt from the Lupus Foundation of New England and I will be notified by email of your support. Together we are truly making a difference!
Your donation will help fund the important work of the Lupus Foundation of New England: supporting those living with lupus and their caregivers; educational and awareness programs, and funding of progressive medical research. Thank you, in advance, for supporting this cause. Your involvement does make a difference.
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation; it can attack any organ in the body. Although it can develop in men and women, young and old, women between the ages of 15 and 45 are the most commonly diagnosed. Lupus affects each person living with the disease differently, and therefore is difficult to identify. The cause is unknown, and we have yet to discover a cure. Treatments are available, but none are perfect and all have side affects. Many people with lupus are able to manage their disease with medications, diet, and exercise, but for others the manifestations are overwhelming and, in some cases, life-threatening. Continued education and research ensure that those living with the disease get the best possible care and that each day, we move closer to finding a cure. Please join us in our quest to find a cure.
For more information about the Lupus Foundation of New England please visit their website: http://www.lupusne.org. If you have any questions, please email me at mailto:NAGUSTI@GMAIL.COM.
Sincerely,
Nicole