FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Debra Campayno
Community Outreach Coordinator
AAFLC
2 HOUR PUSHUP COMPETITION
BENEFITS MISSING CHILDREN
LATROBE, PA, February 2014 – American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) is hosting the second annual PUSH-UP COMPETITION to raise money to help find and rescue more missing children. The event is being held Sunday March 16, 2014 at the Ramada Inn of Greensburg, the main sponsor of this event.
Are you up for the challenge? How many push-ups can you do in two hours? We are looking for men and women to compete in a one of a kind 2-hour push-up competition.
Registration is free for participants. Participants could register individually or as a three person team. There will be a total of 40 teams which will represent various health clubs, local fitness facilities, and personal trainers. This event will be filled with fun and competition with the focus being on health and wellness. Medals will be awarded for the most pushups for females, males and as a team. The age categories are, 17 and under, 18-40, and over 40 years. There will also be medals awarded for the most funds raised, both individually and as a team.
AAFLC is a 501(C)3 charity founded in 1987, by Latrobe native Mark Miller, to find missing and abducted children. To date, AAFLC has rescued more than 135 missing US children from all over the US and in countries such as Mexico, South Korea, Germany and Lebanon. The charity has been featured on Good Morning America, 48 Hours, Inside Edition and Life magazine, to name a few. The Lifetime Network made a feature movie in 2009 depicting one of AAFLC’s rescues. AAFLC is a local charity, but has a worldwide reach. Children are rescued at no cost to the searching parent. The charity operates entirely on donations and fundraising efforts.
American Association For Lost Children combines a relentless passion with a quarter of a century of experience at finding and rescuing missing children through physical searches and hands-on investigations.
Anyone who would like to participate or volunteer to help with this awesome and unique event can call 724-537-6970. Thank you for your support! Visit our website at www.aaflc.org for more information.
Businesses wanting to help may do so by becoming a sponsor for our program booklet, T-shirts, and press releases. Please call Debra at 724-537-6970 to become a sponsor today.
Please consider joining our team today because one missing child is one too many!
Contact: Debra Campayno
Community Outreach Coordinator
AAFLC
BENEFITS MISSING CHILDREN
LATROBE, PA, February 2014 – American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) is hosting the second annual PUSH-UP COMPETITION to raise money to help find and rescue more missing children. The event is being held Sunday March 16, 2014 at the Ramada Inn of Greensburg, the main sponsor of this event.
Are you up for the challenge? How many push-ups can you do in two hours? We are looking for men and women to compete in a one of a kind 2-hour push-up competition.
Registration is free for participants. Participants could register individually or as a three person team. There will be a total of 40 teams which will represent various health clubs, local fitness facilities, and personal trainers. This event will be filled with fun and competition with the focus being on health and wellness. Medals will be awarded for the most pushups for females, males and as a team. The age categories are, 17 and under, 18-40, and over 40 years. There will also be medals awarded for the most funds raised, both individually and as a team.
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| AAFLC Founder Mark Miller |
AAFLC is a 501(C)3 charity founded in 1987, by Latrobe native Mark Miller, to find missing and abducted children. To date, AAFLC has rescued more than 135 missing US children from all over the US and in countries such as Mexico, South Korea, Germany and Lebanon. The charity has been featured on Good Morning America, 48 Hours, Inside Edition and Life magazine, to name a few. The Lifetime Network made a feature movie in 2009 depicting one of AAFLC’s rescues. AAFLC is a local charity, but has a worldwide reach. Children are rescued at no cost to the searching parent. The charity operates entirely on donations and fundraising efforts.
American Association For Lost Children combines a relentless passion with a quarter of a century of experience at finding and rescuing missing children through physical searches and hands-on investigations.
Anyone who would like to participate or volunteer to help with this awesome and unique event can call 724-537-6970. Thank you for your support! Visit our website at www.aaflc.org for more information.
Businesses wanting to help may do so by becoming a sponsor for our program booklet, T-shirts, and press releases. Please call Debra at 724-537-6970 to become a sponsor today.
Please consider joining our team today because one missing child is one too many!
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