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For over a million people in Burma, running isn’t a choice. For them, it is a question of survival. As you join us and run for the “Run 4 Relief” in Denver, you are using your feet for freedom in Burma! Money raised will go towards helping relief programs provide much needed food, shelter, medicine and hope for displaced villagers and refugees in Burma and Thailand. It will also help some of the 2000 refugees now re-settled in Denver .

As well as raising support for the people of Burma, getting sponsors is a great way to increase awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Burma within the local community. And don’t forget to invite them to cheer you along the run!

More Information About Burma: http://cbrtn.org/

You can sign up by e-mailing us at run4reliefco@gmail.com for more information.

Event Information

When:

October 11th, Registration at 2pm; Race at 3pm

Where:

James A. Bible Park, Denver (see map on right)

What's On:

The inaugural Denver Run For Relief 2009 will include: fund-raising, awareness & advocacy.

Fund-raising:
Proceeds from Run For Relief will go towards helping both local refugees in Denver and relief efforts in Burma. This is a great opportunity to show your care and support; so sign up as a runner, get out there to collect sponsorship, and join us on October 11th to run!

A range of merchandise will be for sale on the day. This will include Run For Relief event t-shirts, ethnic woven products from Burma, and other products which support the people of Burma.

Advocacy & Awareness:
DVD's will be available about the situation in Burma and relief efforts taking place.

About the Run:

The race is a 5k run/walk , and is a timed event .

Getting There

Map of James A. Bible park



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E-mail: contact Gill at run4reliefco@gmail.com

Time: Registration begins 2pm Race at 3pm

Cost: $20; $25 on race day.

More Information About Burma: http://cbrtn.org/
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Run for Relief is based on a concept originally developed by the Seattle Burma Round Table and Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church. Events have been held across the planet, including Burma, Thailand, Norway, the USA, the UK, Australia and Alaska.
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