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7th Annual Walk for Celiac Disease Saturday, May 10 Perinton Park Shelter/Building Registration begins at 9:30 am Walk begins at 10:30 am Registration Fees: $5 per person through April 30 $10 per person thereafter Day-of-event registration is available Click Here to Register Online NOW!
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Registration Fee Includes:
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We would like to thank our 2008 Local Sponsors Platinum ($1000 and above) Gold ($500 - $999)
Silver ($250 - $499)
Bronze ($100 - $249)
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For More Information: Please contact Cassandra Coffey, Walk Chairperson, at (585) 218-9955 or Cassandra_Coffey@hotmail.com. Directions:
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• From the east and the west: Take Route 490 to exit 25 and veer right (east) onto 31F (Fairport Road). Turn left onto O’Connor Rd. and right into the park entrance (before the canal bridge). • From the north and the south: Take Route 250 to Fairport, and turn (right from the north/left from the south) onto 31F (West Church St). Take the first right after crossing the canal bridge.
Thank you for your support in our effort to increase awareness, develop effective treatments and possibly, one day, find a cure for Celiac Disease. The International Walk/Run for Celiac Disease is an annual fundraising event, which is organized and managed by the Center for Celiac Research (CFCR) at the University of Maryland. The Center has raised over $1,500,000 to date. The funds raised are used to increase awareness and support research as well as national and local celiac projects. 75% of the funds go to support research and other national initiatives and 25% to support local communities throughout the country. Finding the cause of Celiac Disease is a priority of the Center (CFCR). Alessio Fasano, MD, is the Medical Director and a leading expert in the field. A study Dr. Fasano recently conducted concluded that as many as one out 133 Americans may have the disease. In fact, The National Institute of Health (NIH) has recognized celiac disease for the first time as a serious health problem in the United States and estimates almost three million Americans are affected. For more information on the Center for Celiac Research, please visit www.celiaccenter.org.
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