Pushup Competition Benefits Missing Children

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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 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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Pennies for Pushups Benefits Missing Children

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Contact: Ronda Beaken
Tel. (724) 961-0264
Email: rondabeaken@AAFLC.ORG

PENNIES FOR PUSHUPS
BENEFITS MISSING CHILDREN

LATROBE, PA, January, 2013 – American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) is hosting a ‘Pennies For Pushups’ contest to raise money to help find and rescue more missing children. The event is being held March 10, 2013 at the Ramada Inn of Greensburg, the main sponsor of this event.

Registration is free, participants get a minimum of ten people to sponsor them at least 1¢ for each pushup they can do in two hours. Participants could register individually or as a three person team. Prizes will be awarded for the most pushups for females, males and as a team. There will also be prizes awarded for the most funds raised, both individually and as a team.

AAFLC is a 501(C)3 charity founded in 1987 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. 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. Funds raised enable the charity to continue to rescue more missing children.

Anyone who would like to participate or volunteer to help with this awesome and unique event can call Ronda at 724-961-0264. Thank you for your support! Visit our website at www.aaflc.org for more information.

Posted on behalf of Dreamweaver Marketing Associates.  Joyce Kane is the owner of Cybertary Pittsburgh, a Virtual Administrative support company, providing virtual office support, personal and executive assistance, creative design services and light bookkeeping.  Cybertary works with businesses and busy individuals to help them work 'on' their business rather than 'in' their business.  www.Cybertary.com/Pittsburgh

Costumes for A Cause 5K and Kiddy Run

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Contact: Ronda Beaken
Tel. (724) 537-6970
Email: rondabeaken@AAFLC.ORG

FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL and 4th Annual COSTUMES FOR A CAUSE
BENEFITS MISSING CHILDREN

LATROBE, PA, September 26, 2012 – American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) is hosting their 4th Annual Costumes For A Cause – 5K Race and Kiddy Run at Keystone State Park in Derry, PA on Sunday, October 28, 2012 at 12:00 noon.

The annual Family Fun Festival will have free food, live entertainment, pumpkin painting, face painting and much more. There will be many door prizes, treats to taste, and loads of fun! A costume contest will be held for kids and adults alike. Prizes will be awarded to top 3 costumes, age groups 16 & under and 17 & older.

Runners and walkers will race in a 5K Run, 5K Walk and Kiddy Mile proceeds go towards finding and rescuing missing children. Medals are awarded to the top 3 male and top 3 female finishers overall for each race, and the top 3 finishers in each age category. Costume attire, for the racers, is optional.

The Family Fun Festival and Costumes For A Cause race bring together friends, families, businesses, schools, faith-based groups . . . people from all walks of life – all aimed at furthering American Association For Lost Children’s efforts to find and rescue more missing children throughout the United States and abroad.

The event is being held at Keystone State Park near Pavilion #1. The Park is located in Derry Township, Westmoreland County, three miles south of the intersection of PA 981 and US 22.  Race event registration forms are available online at www.aaflc.org under Events. You may also request registration forms by email to Info@AAFLC.ORG  or by calling charity at (724) 537-6970. Racers may also register at the event.

“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,” said Patricia Moore, Executive Director of AALFC. “Funds raised through this event enable the charity to continue to rescue more missing children.”

“We need many volunteers to make this event a success.” Said Ms. Moore. Volunteers are needed for this event.

AAFLC is a non-profit charity founded in 1987 to find missing and abducted children. To date, AAFLC has rescued more than 135 children from all over the US and in countries such as Mexico, Korea, Germany and Lebanon. The charity has been featured on Good Morning America, 48 Hours, Inside Edition and Life magazine, to name a few.

AAFLC is a local charity, but has a worldwide reach. Children are rescued free of charge to the family. The charity operates entirely on donations and fundraising efforts.  Thank you for your support! www.aaflc.org

Posted on behalf of Dreamweaver Marketing Associates.  Joyce Kane is the owner of Cybertary Pittsburgh, a Virtual Administrative support company, providing virtual office support, personal and executive assistance, creative design services and light bookkeeping.  Cybertary works with businesses and busy individuals to help them work 'on' their business rather than 'in' their business.  www.Cybertary.com/Pittsburgh

Who the Bleep Did I Marry? From Lebanon with Love

PRESS RELEASE

American Association For Lost Children, Inc.
539 Fred Rogers Drive, Latrobe, PA 15650
724-600-5744
MarkMiller@AAFLC.ORG

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Discovery TV Network Features local Missing Children’s Charity (AAFLC)  on “Who the Bleep Did I Marry?”

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

LATROBE -- American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) is an awesome and unique, one of a kind charity that actually finds and rescues missing children at no cost to searching parents operating on tax-deductible donations. With over 20 years of experience in finding and rescuing missing and kidnapped children, AAFLC has successfully rescued well over 130 missing children.

When Nabela Henry filed for divorce from Saad Abdo, she had no idea of the pain he would cause her. Shortly after their divorce, he absconded with her two children and fled to Romania and then to Lebanon. Nabela had tried for 2 ½ years to find and rescue her children through various avenues – bounty hunters, mercenaries, and many other agencies – but to no avail. Determined to be find and rescue her missing  children, Nabela contacted the American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC) for help. Within 6 months, AAFLC’s Founder, Mark Miller, and Patricia Moore, Executive Director, had traveled to Lebanon where they miraculously found and rescued Nabela’s two children.

AAFLC Founder Mark Miller

AAFLC Executive Director Patricia Moore

Investigation Discovery (ID) retells the dangerous rescue on the upcoming episode of Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry? – From Lebanon with Love. Premiering on Wednesday, July 18th, at 9:00pm Eastern Time on Investigation Discovery Channel (Comcast channel 104 or Direct TV channel 285).

Volunteers of all ages are needed at AAFLC and welcomed to be part of a dynamic team of hero’s that are making a difference in this world. Please contact AAFLC at 724-537-6970  to get involved and make a difference with your life.  www.aaflc.org

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Local Missing Children's Charity Featured on Discover Network

PRESS RELEASE

American Association For Lost Children, Inc.
539 Fred Rogers Drive
Latrobe, PA 15650
724-600-5744
MarkMiller@AAFLC.org

July 11, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Local Missing Children’s Charity Featured on Discovery Network

Latrobe, Pa. – Shortly after Nabela Henry’s divorce from her husband, Saad Abdo, he kidnapped her two children and fled to Romania.

For 2 ½ years, Nabela tried to find her children through any means possible – bounty hunters, mercenaries and various agencies. Determined to get her children back, Nabela contacted the American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC), headquartered in Latrobe, Pa. Within seven months, AAFLC Founder Mark Miller and Patricia Moore, Executive Director, located Nabela’s children in Lebanon and rescued them.

Investigation Discover retells the dangerous rescue mission on the upcoming episode of Who the (Bleep) Did I Marry? – From Lebanon with Love, premiering on Wednesday, July 18 at 9 p.m. EST on the Investigation Discovery Channel (Comcast channel 104 or Direct TV channel 285).

“It has been almost 16 years since our travels to Lebanon and I am still in awe,” said Patricia Moore. “This one rescue not only changed the course of the lives of two children and their mother, but has also forever changed my own. There really is no greater love than to lay down your life for a friend.” Miller adds, “AAFLC does not charge searching parents of missing children a dime for our services. We rely totally on tax-deductible donations only and we can’t do it without you.”

 American Association For Lost Children, Inc. (AAFLC), located in Latrobe. PA, is an awesome and unique, one of a kind, charity that actually finds and rescues missing children operating strictly on tax-deductible donations. With over 20 years of experience AAFLC has successfully rescued well over 130 missing children. These children have endured physical, mental and emotional abuse; and in some cases, sexual abuse.

Volunteers of all ages are needed at AAFLC and welcomed to be part of a dynamic team of hero’s that are making a difference in this world. For more information, visit www.aaflc.org or call 724-600-5744. Get involved and make a difference with your life.

Posted on behalf of Dreamweaver Marketing Associates.  Joyce Kane is the owner of Cybertary Pittsburgh, a Virtual Administrative support company, providing virtual office support, personal and executive assistance, creative design services and light bookkeeping.  Cybertary works with businesses and busy individuals to help them work 'on' their business rather than 'in' their business.  www.Cybertary.com/Pittsburgh