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Grannie Awards
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Redhook Brewery
1 Redhook Way
Pease International Tradeport
Portsmouth, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Time: 6:00-9:00 pm
Cost: $25 individual, $40 couple (no night of event sales)
Join us for the Inaugural Grannie Awards at Redhook Brewery in Portsmouth, NH. This is a 100% fundraiser for Children's Hospital Boston. Beer and appetizers courtesy of Redhook and acidotic RACING. A silent auction held with hundreds of dollars worth of items. Come join your friends at aR for a fantastic night as we recap the 2012 snowshoe racing season with great beer, great food, and great company. A number of snowshoers will be recognized with special Grannie Awards. And the night will culminate with a spectacular slideshow presentation.
A limited number of tickets available at all Granite State Snowshoe Series events by seeing Chris J. Dunn. Or e-mail at acidoticRACING@hotmail.com. Please make all checks payable to Children's Hospital Boston.
NOTE: If you provide a silent auction item valued at $25 or more your admission fee is waived. Please contact Chris J. Dunn at acidoticRACING@hotmail.com for more details.
In 2011, the Miles for Miracles Boston Marathon® team raised more than 1.3 million for Children's Hospital Boston. This year they intend to raise more. Our acidotic RACING teammate Timmy Lindsey has a personal connection with Children's and he'll live out a dream this coming April by doing two things; 1.) raise money for the place that has given his family so much and 2.) run the Boston Marathon. But he needs our help. As a member of the Miles for Miracles Boston Marathon® team he has an individual fundraising goal. We at aR are committed to helping him meet and exceed that goal by donating a portion of the proceeds from the Granite State Snowshoe Championships to his fundraising efforts. The Lindsey family story is one of amazing perseverance. Here's just an part of that story;
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"It has been a long road to get to this point in my life. I would have never dreamed that I would be able to run in the Boston Marathon. Over the past few years my life has changed dramatically. On February 28, 2007, finally fed up with my weight and how it was affecting my health and my life I built up the courage to walk into Weight Watchers in Dover, NH. Not knowing how much exactly I weighed because my bathroom scale stopped at 330 lbs. I was guessing probably 350 lbs give or take an ounce. Well, I was 378.8 lbs and horrified as you might imagine. Thankfully, I never saw that number again during my weight loss journey. I followed my new eating plan and incorporated exercise along the way to losing 210 lbs. After reaching my weight loss goal of 168 lbs in April of 2008 I began to actually run.
During my weight loss we received two life changing diagnosis for our youngest son Cameron. In March of 2008 he was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes and in June of that year Autism. We were fortunate to live close enough to Children's that it was a treatment option for Cameron. He is a patient at this amazing facility for both Neurology and Endocrinology."
