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Making Strides Against Breast Cancer - San Francisco Golden Gate Park

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 26th Ave & Fulton St San Francisco CA 94121  See map

Hi Albany Neighbors - I'm hoping you will join me in celebrating breast cancer survivors and helping to raise funds to fight back against the disease.

I'm participating in the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk - a 5 mile loop in beautiful Golden Gate Park on Saturday October 20th that's people and dog friendly. 

My team is called "Purr for the Cure" and I welcome you to walk with me or form your own team at MakingStridesWalk.org/sanfrancisco

If you are interested in forming a team there is a kickoff breakfast taking place in August you can attend to learn more.  For a breakfast invitation or to find out more about volunteering, please call 1.877.906.7222

Janna Katz

822 Evelyn

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Caryl O'Keefe May 18, 2013 at 08:30 pm
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