Event Overview:
The Chubu Walkathon celebrated its 26th anniversary last year and was a resounding success on several fronts, including an impressive number of organizers and walkers, high levels of community spirit and fundraising support, and, most importantly, a substantial amount of funds distributed. We are extremely grateful for your contributions last year, and, in turn, for your support to the many causes we were able to help in the community. The Planning Committee for the 2018 event is well under way, and the 27th Chubu Walkathon is now under a week away! Our work is far from over, and we need volunteers and leaders to help ensure a successful event again this year. We would like companies and organizations to step forward and donate or make a pledge as a corporate sponsor as soon as possible. We also ask everyone in our community selling (and purchasing) raffle tickets to join us for this year's event! Please consider becoming involved through any (or all) of these following methods: 1. Become a corporate sponsor 2. Purchase raffle tickets (whether or not you plan to attend) Raffle Ticket Prices Special Ticket: ¥5,000 (participate in a special raffle draw, as well as, the regular raffle draw) Adult: ¥2,000 Student: ¥1,000 3. Sell raffle tickets 100% of raffle ticket sales goes to charity. If every person reading this message sold five tickets, we would double what we typically raise. 4. Volunteer on the day of the event We would also greatly appreciate if you have any free time and are willing to help the planning groups. Most of the work is done by a handful of amazing people who donate their time and energy year in and year out. Our final planning meetings will be held at the following times and locations:
As a member of the ACCJ, we would like to ask for your support. Your contribution will make a positive impact on the community. For more information about the Chubu Walkathon, please click here. For further inquiries, please email chubu@accj.or.jp Thank you! Britt Creamer, Chair ACCJ Chubu - Community Service Committee Comments are closed.
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