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About Seattle's
Row for the Cure
| Date: |
Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009 |
| Venue: |
Lake Union |
| Regatta: |
Head Race 5.5k |
| Host Club: |
Pocock Rowing Center |
| First Regatta: |
2000 |
| 2008 Funds Raised: |
$95,000 |
| 2008 Participants: |
516 |
| Contact: |
Julie Smith
425-828-0205 |
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Seattle’s Row for the Cure grew from Seattle rowers
participation in the Portland Row for the Cure. The Seattle regatta kicks-off October
as breast cancer awareness month in the Emerald City.
Since its inception, the annual rowing, dragon boat and canoe/kayak
regatta has raised over $345,000 for the Puget
Sound affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
For more information please e-mail:
SEATTLE@RowForTheCure.com
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2009 Sponsors
Gold:
Christie Law Group, PLLC,
H. D. Fowler Company,
Seattle Breast Center at NW Hospital,
Starbucks,
Sweeney Conrad, P.S.,
The Krause Family, in Memory of Joan Krause.
Silver:
Pocock Racing Shells,
Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland, PLLC,
Skellenger Bender.
Bronze:
Columbia Bank,
Foss Maritime Company,
Shoreline Bank,
SHKS-Architects.
2009
Supporters
B-Bam, Beecher’s Cheese/Pasta and Company, Charlie’s Produce, Cummins Chiropractic & Wellness, JL Designs,
George Pocock Rowing Foundation, FedEx Office, glassybaby, Kenmore Air, Lake Union Crew, Lake Union SeaRay,
Lake Washington Rowing club, Pocock Rowing Center, PRO Sport Club, RegattaCentral, Seastar Restaurant,
Sport Restaurant, Top Pot Donuts, USRowing, Wards Cove
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NEWS
Pocock Racing Shells
to fund
Row for the Cure®
matching grant program
PORTLAND, Ore., June 15, 2007 – Pocock Racing Shells (www.pocock.com) of
Everett, Wash. has expanded its five-year commitment in the fight against
breast cancer by funding a matching corporate grant program with Row for the
Cure® regattas throughout the United States.
Read the full story
TAKE THE LEAD
If you’re rowing, dragon boat, or canoe kayaking club is interested in hosting a Row for the Cure® , click here for our easy “Set-up Kit”.
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