Title Sponsor
Contributing Sponsors
- Clif Bar
- CL Noonan
- Cool 102
- Gatorade
- Genevate
- New Balance
- Ocean Spray
- Penske
- Poland Spring
- TD Banknorth
- Willow Tree
Supporting Sponsors
American Tent and Table, Tracy Volkswagen Audi, British Beer Company, Cape Cod Ambulance, Cape Cod Potato Chips, Cape Dairy, Cargo Transport, Coonamessett Inn, Creative Creamery, Falmouth Inn, Flying Bridge Restaurant, Mirant Corp., Party Cape Cod, Save That Stuff, Shaughnessy and Ahern Crane, Tribe Mediterranean, Capron Lighting & Sound Co.
Guaranteed Entries
Congratulations and thank-you to all who are participating, and good luck in your fund-raising and in your race.
Below are the non-profits we are supporting for 2008. Each runner who participates in this program is committed to raise at least $750.
AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod, www.asgcc.org. Contact Pat Fecher, (508) 487-9445 or Fecher@asgcc.org
Alzheimer's Association: Kate Farren katefarren@verizon.net
American Liver Foundation: Contact Laura Dempsey at (617) 527-5600 or LDempsey@liverfoundation-ne.org.
Arthritis Foundation, Joints in Motion Training Team: The Arthritis Foundation is the only nationwide, nonprofit health organization helping people take greater control of arthritis by leading efforts to prevent, control and cure arthritis and related diseases. Contact Tom Kallio at (617) 219-8223 or TKallio@arthritis.org.
Autism Language Program at Children's Hospital Boston, Marie Duggan (617) 835-3544 or (781) 249-6579 or Marie.Duggan@childrens.harvard.edu
Babes Bookin' It, in support of Fit Girls (www.fitgirls.org), a fitness program for pre-adolescent girls that uniquely combines training for a road race with reading and community outreach. Contact Sarah Nixon at (508) 359-8315 or Sarah@BabesBookinIt.org.
Boston Ronald McDonald House is a home-away-from-home for families who have children being treated for cancer at Children’s Hospital Boston and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s Jimmy Fund Clinic. Contact Peggy at PEnright@edc.org.
Cam Neely Foundation: Contact Jodi Starck, JACStarck@capecod.net. The Neely House provides a place to stay for cancer patients and their families at New England Medical Center. The Cam Neely Foundation helps fund cancer treatment at the center.
Cambridge Cares About AIDS: Contact Jessica Smith-Rohrberg, JSmithRohrberg@ccaa.org or (617) 599-0230.
Cape and Island Special Olympics: Contact Angela Cenzalli at (508) 771-6322 or Angela.Cenzalli@specialolympicsma.org.
Cape Cod Center for Women, which supports and provides housing for battered women and their children. Contact Mary at (508) 564-7233 or CCCFW@comcast.net.
Cherish Foundation, which helps brain-injured children by providing therapy grants, physician and parent education, and medical research. Visit www.CherishFoundation.org or e-mail EdNemeth@CherishFoundation.org.
Children of Fallen Soldiers Relief Fund, which provides college grants and financial assistance to surviving children and spouses of our U.S. military service members who have lost their lives in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Contact John Dillon at (508) 698-3800 or JPD3Dills@comcast.net.
Children’s Tumor Foundation, Ariana Kerrigan, (508) 207-6561 or alkerrigan@msn.com.
Children's Hospital Boston: (www.childrenshospital.org/falmouth08) New England's world-renowned pediatric medical center. Contact Susan Mara at (617) 355-3425 or run@chtrust.org.
CMV Research Fund (www.bcm.tmc.edu/pedi/infect/cmv): Kate Kozik, katekozik@yahoo.com,
Community Systems helps people with disabilities find happiness in their own homes, in their personal relationships and as contributing members of their community. Contact Janet at Comsysma@aol.com.
Compassionate Care ALS is a Falmouth-based nonprofit that serves the emotional, physical, and spiritual needs of ALS patients, families, and caregivers. Contact Ron Hoffman, (508) 563-3677 or info@ccals.org.
Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America: Battles Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis through research, and improves the quality of life of children and adults affected by these digestive diseases through education and support. Contact Marissa Sarringhaus at (800) 314-3459 ext. 14 or by e-mail, MSarringhaus@ccfa.org.
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: Contact Patti Carrigan at (800) 966-0444 or PCarrigan@cff.org.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute: Contact Oliva McMaster at (617) 632-3620 or Olivia_McMaster@dfci.harvard.edu.
Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism: Contact Chris Chirco, CChirco@dougflutiejrfoundation.org or -866-3AUTISM.
Dream Day on Cape Cod. Dream Day serves families that have children with life-threatening illnesses, through a summer family-camp program on Cape Cod. Contact Kathleen Giorgio, kgiorgio@verizon.net (508) 432-4794 or (774) 994-7346 www.dreamdayoncapecod.org.
Easter Seals: Helps children and adults with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play. Contact Andrew Greene at (508) 751-6333 or AGreene@eastersealsma.org.
Falmouth Commodores, Eric Masterson (508) 558 3921
Falmouth Service Center: Linda Dalton, damelinda@keep-track.net (508) 495-0732
Falmouth Veterans Council: Contact Warren Daltonat WDalton33@yahoo.com or (508) 566-4082; or Falmouth Veterans Agent Jay Hill, JHill@falmouthmass.us or (508) 495-7450.
Genesis Club, a mental-health program that provides employment, housing and wellness services to those with mental illness, homelessness, unemployment, poverty and poor physical health. Contact Kevin Bradley, KBradley@genesisclub.org.
Gosnold on Cape Cod, whose mission is to excel in all aspects of substance abuse and mental health treatment, to serve men and women affected by these illnesses and to promote lasting recovery. Contact Pamela Ames at (508) 540-6550 ext. 241, or pames@gosnold.org.
Joslin Diabetes Center’s High Hopes Fund: The High Hopes Fund supports Joslin Diabetes Center’s efforts to improve the lives of people with diabetes—young and old—and to prevent and cure the disease. Contact Ilene Aster at (617) 732-2412 or e- mail Ilene.Aster@joslin.harvard.edu.
Kristin Amico Sesselman Leukemia Foundation, which supports Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Contact Joanne Lavender at (978) 314-6144, (978) 744-7939 or JLavender@charlesriverapparel.com.
Larry’s Children’s Fund: Mary Fan McAuliffe, (617) 332-7986 or mfmcauliffe@verizon.net.
Lymphoma Research Foundation - Massachusetts Chapter: Contact Dr. Lisa Horowitz, Lisa.Horowitz@childrens.harvard.edu.
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Massachusetts: Contact Jessica Coviello, JCoviello@mass.wish.org.
Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress: Contact Maureen Gallagher, (800) 664-6372 or e-mail mgallagher@mdsc.org; or David Kelleher, David.Kelleher@comcast.net.. Their web site is www.mdsc.org.
Matthew Houlihan Foundation: Liz Houlihan, lizbinmatt@aol.com.
Melanoma Foundation of New England, Trish Signet, psignet@melanomafoundationne.org (978) 371.5613. www.mfne.org.
National Kidney Foundation of Mass., R.I., N.H. & Vt.: Kathleen A. Durepo (781) 278-0222 or KDurepo@KidneyHealth.org.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Central New England Chapter, helps families in Massachusetts and New Hampshire by supporting research, services, education and advocacy. Contact Nancy Dlugoenski at 413-659-0036 or Nancy.Dlugoenski@mam.nmss.org.
New England Center for Children provides education and treatment for children with autism and related disabilities. Contact Jennifer Eames at (508) 658-7559 or JEames@necc.org.
Police Athletic League of Falmouth: Janet Munro, (508) 548-7225 or capecodpal@comcast.net.
Providence Ronald McDonald House: Contact Michael Fantom, (401) 274-4447 or MFantom@prmh.org.
Recovery Without Walls: Contact Bill Dougherty, RecoveryWW@aol.com or (508) 540-5867.
Run2Rhimember: A scholarship fund in memory of Rhiannon McCuish, a Boston University student who died in a fire near the school. Contact Ashley Morse at (508) 737-6593 or Ashlee Tetreault, (508) 292 5510 or e-mail run2rhimember@gmail.com.
Running for the Twins: Keith Buohl KBuohl@DavisMalm.com or (508) 279-3259
Sherry's House in Worcester: Karen Kemp, kemps62@verizon.net.
Spina Bifida Association of Massachusetts is dedicated to helping individuals with spina bifida in the Bay State achieve their maximum potential. Contact Brian Packard at (978) 683-6644 or BPackard@sbamass.org.
Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation of New England: Brightening the lives of over 100,000 seriously ill and hospitalized children every year. Contact Jonelle Prill-Tate at (617) 241-9911 or by e-mail Jonelle.Prilltate@Starlight.org (www.starlightnewengland.org).
Team Cheryl for Lymphoma Research: Contact Cheryl Chagnon, (508) 655-5834 or Chagtjn@aol.com.
Team Diabetes, American Diabetes Association: Contact Salome Tomar, 401-351-0498, ext. 3500 or STomar@diabetes.org.
Team Hole-in-the-Wall is an athletic fundraising initiative that partners athletes with the mission of Hole-in-the-Wall Camps in support of children and families with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. Contact Ken Alberti, (203) 777-0522 or Ken.Alberti@holeinthewallgang.org, Web site: www.teamholeinthewall.org
Tedy’s Team, benefiting the American Stroke Association: Contact Zack Blackburn at (508) 935-3962 or Zachary.Blackburn@heart.org.
300 Committee, Falmouth's Land Trust, dedicated to preserving and protecting open space in Falmouth. Contact Lucy Helfrich at (508) 540-0876 or LHelfrich@300committee.org
Wampanoag Home Run: Contact Alice Lopez, housing@mwtribe.com or Winona Hendricks, WHendricks@MWTribe.com (508) 477-0208.
BECOME A ROAD RACE DONOR
Over the years, we have been asked by many people if there was anything they could do to help the race. As a result, we have established “Benefactor” and “Patron” programs. We cordially invite you or your company to consider these programs:
BENEFACTORS ($1,200 and over) will receive the following: Eight complimentary entries;Eight complimentary official race T-shirts; Eight seats in the VIP area near the finish; Two tickets to the post-race VIP reception; A plaque inscribed with the donor’s name.
PATRONS ($600 and $1,199)PATRONS will receive the following: Four complimentary entries; Four complimentary official race T-shirts; Four seats in the VIP area near the finish; A plaque inscribed with the donor’s name
In addition all Benefactors and Patrons will be listed in an advertisement in the official race magazine. The deadline for signing up as a Benefactor or Patron is July 1, 2008. The race is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation.
If you are interested in further information about becoming a Patron or Benefactor, please e-mail Lucia Carroll at CiaCarroll@aol.com. For general information the race number is (508) 540-7000.
BECOME A CORPORATE OR CONTRIBUTING SPONSOR: A corporation or company may become a Contributing Sponsor of the race for a donation of $10,000, or a Supporting Sponsor for $5,000. E-mail Rich Sherman at FalmouthRR@aol.com.