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Philanthropy & Causes : 2009

  • Susan G. Komen San DiegoPosted : Thursday, August 19, 2010
    By : Kristina Watson - San Diego Fall 2010 Tri/Race for the Cure Team

    Mission

    The Susan G. Komen San Diego Race for the Cure is celebrating its 14th year in San Diego County. Up to 75% of each dollar raised stays right here in San Diego to fund local breast cancer diagnostic screening, treatment and education programs for the medically underserved. The remaining dollars support international research.

    Help

    The "Power of 10 Challenge" everyone on our MIM team is challenged to ask 10 people to donate $10 to raise a total of $100 each! Did you know that $275 equals the cost of a wig for a woman going through chemotherapy? And that $485 equals one fine needle biopsy to check for cancerous tissue? And that $1025 equals to 10 potentially life-saving diagnostic mammograms? And lastly that $2300 equals two life-saving chemotherapy infusions? Are you ready to take the challenge? Let's see if our team this year can beat what we raised last year (a lilttle over $1000)...let's all take the "Power of 10 Challenge!"
  • Operation BackpackPosted : Friday, July 30, 2010
    By : Laurie Smith - Upper Arlington Fitness Team

    Mission

    http://www.operationbackpackgo.org/ We need your help to put new backpacks and school supplies in the hands of Central Ohio children in need. We hope you will be a part of the Volunteers of America's fourth annual Operation Backpack campaign! You can give these children a special gift: a chance to fit in. Homeless children face tremendous stigmatization; as a result, they are more likely to be placed in special education classes and to drop out of school. Being prepared with a backpack and the supplies boosts a child's self-esteem and helps him feel like a regular kid. We need your help to make it happen. Each backpack collected will be distributed to local agencies and individuals who demonstrate they are economically disadvantaged.

    Help

    The UA Moms In Motion Team will be donating backpacks filled with supplies for each age group to Operation Backpack.
  • About Susan G. Komen for the Cure®Posted : Friday, July 23, 2010
    By : Heather Binns, CPT - Moms In Motion Burbank Half-Marathon Team

    Mission

    Nancy G. Brinker promised her dying sister, Susan G. Komen, she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. In 1982, that promise became Susan G. Komen for the Cure, which is now the world's largest breast cancer organization and the largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to the fight against breast cancer with nearly $1.5 billion invested to date.

    Help

    By joining our team this Fall season and supporting the Susan G. Komen Foundation while you train for the Kaiser Permanente Southern California Half Marathon, you will receive a Welcome Kit containing a shirt, breast cancer information and access to the Susan G. Komen's fundraising tools online and a Good Luck Kit containing a dry wick T-shirt. In addition, you will receive Fundraising Ideas; "Fun" Raising Activities; business cards; invitation template for fundraising events; marketing flyer to customize; donation form; sample fundraising letters to friends and family; sample thank you before the event letters to friends and family; sample thank you after the event to friends and family; Komen breast cancer self-awareness cards; and a participant toolkit with breast cancer facts, risk factors and detection in both English and Spanish. Lastly, you will receive a professional-looking team website and personal page where family and friends may make a donation along with a running list of contributors so you can thank those who have donated during your weeks of training.
  • Susan G. Komen FoundationPosted : Tuesday, July 20, 2010
    By : anne & holly - Summer Fall Running Team 2010

    Mission

    The Westlake Village Chapter of Moms In Motion will "stride" to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

    Help

    We will be participating in a MIM marathon relay located around Westlake Lake in our beautiful town of Westlake Village on Saturday, September 18, 2010. Members will team up as together they will literally "run for the cure" a distance of 26.2 miles. Monetary contributions will be collected on behalf of the Susan G. Komen foundation provided to our members from community and individual sponsorships. Many Local businesses will be contributing prizes and donations to make our first annual Susan. G. Komen drive a huge success!
  • Susan G. Komen FoundationPosted : Thursday, July 1, 2010
    By : xxx

    Mission

    Susan G. Komen fought breast cancer with her heart, body and soul. Throughout her diagnosis, treatments, and endless days in the hospital, she spent her time thinking of ways to make life better for other women battling breast cancer instead of worrying about her own situation. That concern for others continued even as Susan neared the end of her fight. Moved by Susan's compassion for others and committed to making a difference, Nancy G. Brinker promised her sister that she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. That promise is now Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested nearly $1.5 billion since inception in 1982. As the world's largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists, we're working together to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. Thanks to events like the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®, and generous contributions from our partners, sponsors and fellow supporters, we have become the largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to the fight against breast cancer in the world.
  • The Komen FoundationPosted : Tuesday, June 1, 2010
    By : Laura Streeper
  • Women for Women, U District FoundationPosted : Wednesday, April 28, 2010
    By : Kirsten DeHart - Summer 2010 Triathlon Team

    Mission

    I have chosen 2 philanthropies this year for all the MIM teams. 1. Women for Women. www.womenforwomen.org. This is an international fundraiser to support women in the "worst places in the world", war torn areas. To sponsor a woman you donate $30/month along with a hand written letter to your adopted women. This money helps her feed family, buy a goat, education, etc. To get more information on this I STRONGLY RECOMMEND you check out some books/information. YOU WILL BE SHOCKED!! BOOKS TO READ-CAN CHECK OUT FROM LIBRARY HALF THE SKY A THOUSAND SISTERS by Lisa Shannon ON THE INTERNET CHECKOUT WWW.WOMEN FOR WOMEN.ORG U TUBE VIDEO SEARCH "THE GIRL EFFECT" Moms In Motion has signed up to sponsor 2 women. If you would like to help out by choosing 1 or more months during the year to donate $30 and write a letter to our adopted woman please let me know!!! 2. U District Foundation. This organization is local and is focused on providing exercise and sports related training to underpriviledged youth in our area!! The Foundation hosts camps during the year which have attendances over 150 kids!! The camps are free to kids who demonstrate a need!!! If you would like to donate to the Foundation or volunteer for a camp let me know!! The fundraising auction is on June 4; cost $50. Dinner and live music is included. If we can gather 8 MIM we can reserve a table for ourselves!! Could be a fun night out!! Contact me if you would like a ticket!! Thank-you for participating!!!
  • Women for Women and U District FoundationPosted : Wednesday, April 28, 2010
    By : Kirsten DeHart - 2010 Short and Sweet Summer Running Team

    Mission

    I have chosen 2 philanthropies this year for all the MIM teams. 1. Women for Women. www.womenforwomen.org. This is an international fundraiser to support women in the "worst places in the world", war torn areas. To sponsor a woman you donate $30/month along with a hand written letter to your adopted women. This money helps her feed family, buy a goat, education, etc. To get more information on this I STRONGLY RECOMMEND you check out some books/information. YOU WILL BE SHOCKED!! BOOKS TO READ-CAN CHECK OUT FROM LIBRARY HALF THE SKY A THOUSAND SISTERS by Lisa Shannon ON THE INTERNET CHECKOUT WWW.WOMEN FOR WOMEN.ORG U TUBE VIDEO SEARCH "THE GIRL EFFECT" Moms In Motion has signed up to sponsor 2 women. If you would like to help out by choosing 1 or more months during the year to donate $30 and write a letter to our adopted woman please let me know!!! 2. U District Foundation. This organization is local and is focused on providing exercise and sports related training to underpriviledged youth in our area!! The Foundation hosts camps during the year which have attendances over 150 kids!! The camps are free to kids who demonstrate a need!!! If you would like to donate to the Foundation or volunteer for a camp let me know!! The fundraising auction is on June 4; cost $50. Dinner and live music is included. If we can gather 8 MIM we can reserve a table for ourselves!! Could be a fun night out!! Contact me if you would like a ticket!! Thank-you for participating!!!
  • Chelsea's Light FoundationPosted : Friday, April 23, 2010
    By : Kristina Watson - San Diego/Mission Bay Spring 2010 Running Team

    Mission

    Chelsea's Light Foundation~Created March 2, 2010, after Chelsea King (17 year old Poway High student), a local daughter, sister, student, avid cross-country runner; whose body was found after she went missing on Feb. 25th, 2010 after going for a training run along Lake Hodges. As Moms/Parent's and runners, we support this foundation's mission to "support legislative, educational and any other viable remedies to prevent sexual predators from harming our children." www.chelseaslight.org

    Help

    Three ways to help/get involved: 1) Become a Fan on Facebook~www.facebook.com/chelsea'slight 2) Go to www.runningskirts.com and purchase an orange running skirt (Chelsea King's favorite color) and The Running Skirt Gals will donate 100% of proceeds from sales to Chelsea's Light Foundation and/or 3) Come to our Shop&Share Moms Night Out and the event fee is your donation to the Chelsea's Light Foundation.
  • Special Olympics Track and Field 2010Posted : Friday, April 23, 2010
    By : anne & holly - Westlake Village 5th Annual Triathlon Team

    Mission

    To support the Athletes of the Tri-Valley Special Olympics.

    Help

    Please donate your gently used running shoes sizes 2 and up for these athletes with Down Syndrome. Many of the athletes are not able to afford running shoes. The vast number of athletes that have Down Syndrome are in need of smaller size running shoes, and the adults wear kid sizes because their feet have not fully developed. If you are interested in volunteering, Special Olympic Track meets every Saturday 9:30-11:00 am at LA Valley College in Van Nuys, please contact the Head Coach Janelle Kulik at janellebk@yahoo.com ! Jan will be collecting any shoe donations at all MIM practices :)
  • U District FoundationPosted : Friday, February 26, 2010
    By : Kirsten DeHart - SPRING 2010: Bloomsday Training Wed PM

    Mission

    About the U-District Foundation U-District Physical Therapy and Institute of Sports Performance is proud to announce the launch of the U-District Foundation, our non-profit organization. The U-District Foundation was established as way for us to give back to the community that has demonstrated profound commitment to our success over the past five years. Promoting health and wellness through the U-District Foundation is a fundamental way we can serve our community. Our goal, through the foundation, is to encourage kids to live healthy lives and inspire them to dream great dreams! As a business that was founded on several core values, including service and servant leadership, we believe access to healthy living should be available to all area youth. The U-District Foundation will offer free youth fitness camps, sports training scholarships for individuals and teams, educational conferences for area coaches, as well as provide assistance to local schools' physical education programs. We are also excited to partner with Reach for the Future, a local non-profit organization that provides tutoring, mentoring, and college tuition to a group of students currently in third grade. We will be providing fitness camps and education programs to encourage healthy living as we follow these children throughout their K-12 education. Students in this program also contributed over 30 pairs of shoes to our Friends of the Orphans shoe drive last spring.
  • Susan G. Komen for the CurePosted : Saturday, February 20, 2010
    By : Jessica Bass - Philadelphia Moms in Motion

    Mission

    Susan G. Komen fought breast cancer with her heart, body and soul. Throughout her diagnosis, treatments, and endless days in the hospital, she spent her time thinking of ways to make life better for other women battling breast cancer instead of worrying about her own situation. That concern for others continued even as Susan neared the end of her fight. Moved by Susan's compassion for others and committed to making a difference, Nancy G. Brinker promised her sister that she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. That promise is now Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested more than $1 billion since inception in 1982. As the world's largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists, Susan G. Komen works to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. Thanks to events like the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®, and generous contributions from our partners, sponsors and fellow supporters, Susan G. Komen has become the largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to the fight against breast cancer in the world.

    Help

    We support the Susan G. Komen foundation in several ways. Half of our seasonal fees go directly to Susan G. Komen, and we also raise funds through our participation in the Philadelphia Race for the Cure on Mother's Day. Join our team and you will make a difference!
  • Max and Jake's Big RacePosted : Monday, February 1, 2010
    By : Heidi Martin - San Diego/Mission Bay Winter 2010 Running Team
  • Grandma's Gifts www.grandmasgifts.orgPosted : Tuesday, January 12, 2010
    By : Laurie Smith - Upper Arlington Fitness Team
  • Pasadena Marathon (Pasadena Forward)Posted : Monday, January 11, 2010
    By : Lucie Murray - Winter 2010 Walk/Run Team

    Mission

    We will support the Pasadena Marathon by hosting a water station near the Rose Bowl on Feb 21, 2010. The Pasadena Marathon is the main fundraising event for Pasadena Forward, an organization that assists local nonprofits with technical help and consulting.

    Help

    MIM members and their families will host a water table along the route to support the runners. We will distribute water and Ultima drink while making noise to help the runners along. Volunteering will start early but it will be well worth it - you should have plenty of the day left to spend with family... maybe in Pasadena!
  • Northern Area Dietetic Association (NADA), Vanessa Pullen grantPosted : Sunday, December 27, 2009
    By : AnnaMarie King

    Mission

    Recipients of the NADA Childhood Obesity grants include programs in Northern California promoting nutrition education, activity and information for families to promote healthy weight in children. Dr. Vanessa Pullen was a Moms in Motion team member and pediatrician in Elk Grove who was killed in March 2009 in an airplane crash , along with her husband and two children.
  • Nutrition Fuels Fitness Childhood Obesity GrantsPosted : Tuesday, December 15, 2009
    By : Wendy Hoag

    Mission

    NADA is the organizer of our culminating event, and the organization taking charge on the issue of childhood obesity. Each year, the money raised at Nutrition Fuels Fitness goes toward grants to prevent this unfortunate issue. Last year, Moms In Motion raised over $1000 to fund a new grant in Vanessa Pullens honor. Vanessa was a team member in Winter 2010, we lost her in a plane crash with her family. She was a mom, wife, local pediatrician and friend to many in the community.

    Help

    Moms in Motion Elk Grove will be organizing a fund raising dinner and raffle prize event to raise funds to continue to support the Vanessa Pullen childhood obesity grant. A small effort on each of our parts can make a HUGE difference. If you can help, let your team leader know today!
  • NADA Childhood Obesity GrantsPosted : Tuesday, December 15, 2009
    By : Wendy Hoag

    Mission

    NADA is the organizer of our culminating event, and the organization taking charge on the issue of childhood obesity. Each year, the money raised at Nutrition Fuels Fitness goes toward grants to prevent this unfortunate issue. Last year, Moms In Motion raised over $1000 to fund a new grant in Vanessa Pullens honor. Vanessa was a team member in Winter 2010, we lost her in a plane crash with her family. She was a mom, wife, local pediatrician and friend to many in the community.

    Help

    Moms in Motion Elk Grove will be organizing a fund raising dinner and raffle prize event to raise funds to continue to support the Vanessa Pullen childhood obesity grant. A small effort on each of our parts can make a HUGE difference. If you can help, let your team leader know today!
  • Philanthropy updatePosted : Tuesday, November 17, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan - Team F.I.T.

    Mission

    Fall Session - Week 7: U P D A T E Philanthropy: October: All about Second Base! "Can You Spare Some Change for Breast Cancer?" Our "Change for Change" efforts resulted in a $70 donation to Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital to purchase equipment for the Long Island facility. Keep in mind this was our first month and we had a handful of active Moms! October was Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Be sure you booked your annual mammography, if you haven't, do it now! November: Rocky Point Soup Kitchen! Continue to bring any non-perishable item to each practice. To date, a shopping cart full of non-perishable items was delivered to the bare shelves of the Rocky Point Soup Kitchen. Donations will be continually delivered to the Soup Kitchen each week. Next we put on our aprons and baked dessert. Dessert for 100 people was delivered to the Rocky Point Soup Kitchen for Thursday, November 12th dinner. Thank you for everyone's overwhelming generosity! There was so much extra dessert that everyone got to take a care package. MIM, along with First Friends Day Care, collected $220 for Jo Mara Cecere and her family. Jo Mara was the cross-fit trainer who worked with us. Unfortunately her husband is out of work and their son, Michael, has been recently hospitalized and diagnosed with epilepsy. Further tests are being done as they also found a small mass on the right side of his brain. This donation helps them offset the rising cost! Christmas Cards for Noah - MIM has identified a five-year old boy named Noah who is in the last stages neuroblastoma cancer. The family is celebrating Christmas next week and is trying to get as many cards as possible for Noah from all over the world. Please send a card to Noah from you and your family. His address is: Noah Biorkman 1141 Fountain View Circle South Lyon, MI 48178 Upcoming philanthropy: December: Help Someone Have a Happy Holiday! This month MIM is undertaking two philanthropic adventures. The first is to please bring one new ($5 or less) unwrapped toy or book to donate to "Toys for Tots." The second is a "Change to Change Someone's Christmas." Like before, we will collect loose change and donate the proceeds to a local family in need. Culminating Event: January 1, 2010: Take the Polar Bear Plunge! "Freezin' for a Reason!" Join us for the Polar Bear Plunge, Sills Gully Beach, Briarcliff Road, Shoreham, NY, 12 noon. Proceeds to benefit Hodgkin's Lymphoma Awareness. Details to follow.
  • Project G.R.A.C.E.Posted : Friday, October 16, 2009
    By : Jill McFarland

    Mission

    Our Mission: Our mission is to improve the lives of our neighbors by identifying both those in need and those willing to share their gifts, and coordinating the interchange in a compassionate, confidential manner. Project G.R.A.C.E. is a non-demoninational organization. Our Roots: The original focus, of what has become Project G.R.A.C.E., was to share our gifts during the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter seasons. Members of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish in Scarborough, Maine, were asked to help provide presents and food baskets for neighbors who were struggling. Requested items for Long Creek Youth Development Center (an incarceration facility for juveniles), homeless shelters, nursing homes, CASA (a group home for severely developmentally and physically challenged young adults) and children of prisoners were also collected and distributed. Most of the recipients of these efforts were referred to us by employees of the Scarborough School System. Nurses, social workers and teachers are able to identify families that are struggling, because they work with the children of the families. They notice when a child wears the same dirty clothes every day. They notice the ones who don't have a coat, boots or ski pants. They recognize when a child is struggling because of poor eyesight, but doesn't have glasses because their parents can't afford to buy them, and are too embarrassed or proud to ask for help. In the past the school personnel did not have many resources to turn to, to help meet these needs. Through the efforts of the adopt-a-family program, we became aware of these situations, and decided it was time to respond. We were quite surprised to learn there are people in our town who are virtually homeless, and others who are in need of items we all take for granted. We know of families with 2 to 6 people who are living in motel rooms on Route 1. Some live in tents at campgrounds during the warmer months. Some of these families do not seek assistance. Others do receive some form of assistance from state or local government programs, but we've learned that what these programs provide is limited. Qualified families can receive up to $500 per month for housing, when small apartments are renting for closer to $800 per month for 2 bedrooms, without utilities. Food stamps can not be used for nonfood items, which include diapers, toilet paper, shampoo, soap, toothpaste, and cleaning supplies. There is no clothing allowance. This makes it very difficult for families with growing children. When the decision was made to try to do something about these shortfalls, the adopt-a-family program was expanded to a year-round, town-wide effort. The name was changed to Project G.R.A.C.E. (Granting Resources and Assistance through Community Effort), to better reflect our focus. Through the generosity of Sam Kelley of MBI Trailers, Inc., we were given furnished office space, totally rent-free. Fr. Morrison agreed to have St. Max pay for our phone and other overhead expenses. Therefore, 100% of the donations made to Project G.R.A.C.E. are used to meet clients' needs. We believe this approach has contributed to our ability to attract the resources needed to meet the needs of people who come to our attention. We currently have 16 major sponsors, all who have given a total of at least $1000 during the past year. Other donations have come from fundraising projects we have sponsored (which are described on the Activities Sheet), anonymous donors, businesses, civic groups, fundraising efforts by students, and other groups and individuals throughout the greater Scarborough area. In 2002 we incorporated as a Maine non-profit corporation, and as of July 1, 2002, we have 501(c)(3) tax exempt status with the IRS. In an effort to make the best use of the donations we receive, we have investigated other agencies. One of our major goals is to avoid duplication of services. We are continually learning about what is available from other programs. We have a Resources Coordinator who maintains current information and brochures on groups that provide what our clients typically need. We educate our clients about these resources, and refer them whenever feasible. Therefore, the needs we end up meeting or those that are not being met by others. So, to summarize, Project G.R.A.C.E. is an organized effort to mobilize our town to help people who are in need. We orchestrate the exchange of resources from those that have and are willing to share, to those who need and are willing to receive. Because of the dedication of dozens of volunteers, and the continuous generosity of many, the organization has become a vibrant part of our community, with the potential of doing even more in the future.

    Help

    MIM will participate in the Thanksgiving Basket Drive, the Christmas Basket Giving, the Easter Food Drive, the school backpack program and any other activities during the year. MIM will also be presenting a road race in Scarborough to raise funds for Project G.R.A.C.E.
  • United Methodist Free Store (http://www.4allpeople.org/freestore.html)Posted : Wednesday, October 14, 2009
    By : Laurie Smith - Upper Arlington Fitness Team

    Mission

    The United Methodist Free Store provides clothing and household items to low-income families in a hospitable atmosphere that affirms the self-worth of each individual. More than 30,000 famlies have become members of the Free Store since we opened our doors in January 1999. For every dollar donated to the Free Store nineteen dollars are returned to the community.

    Help

    The UA Moms in Motion team has been collecting new and slightly worn running and other shoes to donate to the Free Store. We feel that everyone should be able to have quality shoes and we are hoping to help those in need get them. We will accept any donations you may have as well, just contact team leader Laurie Smith at laparlin@hotmail.com to donate. All shoes will be delivered to the Free Store at the end of our training session.
  • Food DrivePosted : Friday, October 2, 2009
    By : Lucie Murray

    Mission

    This season, we will support a local food pantry by holding a Peanut Butter and Jelly Drive. Goods will be donated to a local food bank that we will decide on together.
  • Culminating Event- Janurary 1, 2010 Take The Polar Bear Plunge!Posted : Wednesday, September 23, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan

    Mission

    Freezin For a Reason!" Join us for the Polar Bear Plunge, Sills Gully Beach, Briarcliff Road, Shoreham, NY, 12 noon. Proceeds to benefit Hodgkin's Lymphoma Awareness. Details to follow.
  • New Year's Eve-Ring In The New Year........Together!!!!!Posted : Wednesday, September 23, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan

    Mission

    End of Session Celebration with Moms in Motion Teamworks and friends! Get a babysitter. Get a date. Get dressed up. Save December 31st. Its an affair so scandalous the details can't be written down. Be on the lookout for Teamworks Scandalous New Year's Eve! All proceeds to Sloan-Kettering Memorial .
  • December-Help Someone Have A Happy HolidayPosted : Wednesday, September 23, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan

    Mission

    Bring a new unwrapped toy or book to donate to "Toys For Tots."
  • November : Stuff a Bus in Wading RiverPosted : Wednesday, September 23, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan

    Mission

    Bring any non-perishable item to each practice. All donations will be delivered to Stuff -a-Bus in Wading River.
  • October -All About Second BasePosted : Wednesday, September 23, 2009
    By : Amy Dunigan

    Mission

    Can you spare some change for breast cancer? Pick up the spare change from your car or bottom of your pocketbook. All proceeds will go to Sloan-Kettering Memorial Hospital. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Be sure to book you annual mammography now! (Do it for the ta-tas.)
  • Elk Grove Clothes ClosetPosted : Thursday, September 17, 2009
    By : Wendy Hoag

    Mission

    The Elk Grove Food Bank runs a Clothes closet that provides much needed services in our community. Everyone, at some point in their lives, needs a little help. It may be a child in need of a warm coat in the winter, a student needing a school uniform, or a young adult going to his first day of work. At the EGFBS Clothes Closet, we are here to provide residents of our community with the clothing they need to get them through the tough times.

    Help

    The Moms in Motion Fall team will organize a clothing drive for shoes and jackets to help meet the needs during the cooler months. We'll discuss the best ways to do this during practices. Come with your ideas, we'll make a huge difference when we all do a little.
  • SuperFood DrivePosted : Thursday, September 3, 2009
    By : Cindy Fine

    Mission

    The mission of SuperFood Drive is to provide healthy foods (SuperFoods) to low income communities nation-wide. Through individual participation and community collaboration, SuperFood Drive aims to increase the nutrient-density of foods that are donated in food drives to ensure that all individuals have access to a healthy meal. Individuals typically respond to food drives by pulling cans from the back of pantries. SuperFood Drive's aim is to provide nutritious SuperFoods to the those who would not otherwise have access to them, and as a result, educate both the individuals donating, and those receiving, about the health benefits of nutrient-dense SuperFoods. SuperFoods nourish the body and the mind, promoting wellbeing within individuals and as a result, throughout communities. ***Excerpt from SuperfoodDrive.com***

    Help

    Alpine Moms in Motion will be supporting this worthy cause during our winter season by hosting a SuperFood Drive. By collecting and donating SuperFoods, the team will positively impact many families in the area who otherwise may not have access to healthy food choices.
  • Leukemia and Lymphoma Society & the Be the match registryPosted : Tuesday, August 25, 2009
    By : Wendy Hoag

    Mission

    The mission of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease and myeloma and to improve the quality of life of patients and their families.

    Help

    Financial donations and contributions for our Summer MIM team will go to LLS. We'll also be supporting the Be the Match Bone marrow registry program in two ways. First, we'll be handing out information on the program in our community. Second, we've set up a Bone Marrow Registry Drive on Sept 18th. For details on the program visit www.bethematch.org
  • Susan G. Komen Foundation San DiegoPosted : Tuesday, August 25, 2009
    By : Kristina Watson - Mission Bay 2009 Fall Running Team

    Mission

    To help local women through donations to the San Diego chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

    Help

    Please check out the local website at www.komensandiego.org and/or info@sdkomen.org. You may make donations on behalf of our MIM team to Susan G. Komen ---look for the team under Kristina Watson as team captain for the Race for the Cure 5K on Nov. 1st. You may also send a donation thru the mail to Komen San Diego Race for the Cure 6116 Innovation Way, Carlsbad CA 92009. Thanks so much for your support.
  • Help for HaitiPosted : Saturday, August 15, 2009
    By : anne & holly

    Mission

    Our Mission is to support and assistance to those effected by the earth quake in Haiti.

    Help

    All donations and checks will be given to the American Red Cross on Sunday, January 31st from 11:00 to 6:00 pm at Mama Rita's Mexican Restaurant in Newbury Park.
  • Susan G. KomenPosted : Friday, July 24, 2009
    By : Kristina Watson
  • St. JudesPosted : Wednesday, July 15, 2009
    By : Coach Stephanie

    Mission

    This part is to come soon
  • Caring Unlimited - York County's Domestic Violence ProgramPosted : Monday, July 13, 2009
    By : Lisa Lewis
  • St. Jude's HospitalPosted : Wednesday, July 1, 2009
    By : Tory Weeks

    Mission

    Each person is encouraged to raise $1,000.00 yet if they do not meet this goal, they will not have to pay anymore than was raised.

    Help

    St. Jude's Children's Hospital is raising money for cancer research for children with cancer.
  • Brunswick Topsham Land TrustPosted : Saturday, June 27, 2009
    By : Jill - Midcoast Maine Moms In Motion!-Fall Session

    Mission

    We will be running the Brunswick Topsham Land Trust 4 Mile Race on September 13th.
  • Caring UnlimitedPosted : Tuesday, June 2, 2009
    By : Erika DeGeorge

    Mission

    Our Mission It is the mission of Caring Unlimited to work with the community to end domestic violence in York County. This includes providing support and safe haven to women, their children and men whose lives are affected by domestic abuse in a manner that honors their essential worth, nurtures their inherent strengths and respects their right of self-determination. Our Philosophy We, the Caring Unlimited Board, Staff and Volunteers, believe that people often use power in a coercive way to control or dominate others. This abuse of power violates the rights of others. The distribution of power and authority in our society particularly encourages the abuse and oppression of women and children. We recognize that sexism, racism, age and class prejudice, homophobia, and able-bodyism are used to oppress others in the same way that acts of violence are used to oppress women and children. Violence against women and children takes many forms--physical, verbal, sexual and emotional. Women and children are most frequently abused in their own homes, by members of their own families. Even women who are not direct targets of violence are affected, intimidated or limited by all violence against women and all members of society are harmed by the cultural acceptance of this violence. Battered women have the ability and right to control their own lives, but may need support and information to make decisions not clouded by terror or coercion. Providing battered women with support and information empowers us/them to reclaim our/their inherent personal power. Battered women are not responsible for the batterer's abusive behavior--the batterer is responsible. Because violence against women is sanctioned by society, by many of our institutions and by the media, the batterer's behavior is encouraged. To prevent and eradicate violence against women and children, it is essential that societal behaviors and values be changed. Our entire community must take responsibility for ending this violence. Social consequences, including strong legal penalties, are necessary to change the batterer's behavior. Our communities must make it clear that violence against women and children is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. http://www.caring-unlimited.org/mission.html

    Help

    The Southern Maine Olympic and Sprint Distance Triathlon Teams will raise money for Caring Unlimted through a Swap & Shop at some point during the season. Donations of goods such as toiletries, laundry detergent, and other household items made be made to CU at any time throughout the season.
  • Breast Cancer MarathonPosted : Wednesday, May 20, 2009
    By : Sarina Sigel

    Mission

    Raise money and awareness for the prevention and cure of breast cancer.

    Help

    Participating in the 2010 breast cancer marathon - www.breastcancermarathon.com .
  • Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tri-Counties ChapterPosted : Tuesday, May 19, 2009
    By : Sandy Hartwell

    Mission

    We grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. Since 1980, the Make-A-Wish Foundation has enriched the lives of children with life-threatening medical conditions through its wish-granting work. The Foundation's mission reflects the life-changing impact that a Make-A-Wish experience has on children, families, referral sources, donors, sponsors, and entire communities. The Make-A-Wish Foundation was founded in 1980 after a little boy named Chris Greicius realized his heartfelt wish to become a police officer. Since its humble beginnings, the organization has blossomed into a worldwide phenomenon, reaching more than 110,000 children worldwide. Although it has become one of the world's most well-known charities, the Make-A-Wish Foundation has maintained the grassroots fulfillment of its mission. A network of more than 25,000 volunteers worldwide enable the Make-A-Wish Foundation to serve children with life-threatening medical conditions. Volunteers serve as wish granters, fund raisers, special events assistants, and in numerous other capacities.

    Help

    Collect & donate most needed items. There will be several opportunities to make donations, including weekly at our Saturday morning training sessions. We will deliver them on behalf of the team toward the end of our training program. This is our list of top items we need the very most during our wish-granting process. 1. Gift cards - Best Buy, bowling, movies, grocery 2. Disposable camera with flash (regular and underwater) 3. Small travel games, card games, mad-libs - activities for teens are greatest needs 4. Backpacks, fanny pack, luggage 5. Airline miles 6. Hand held electronic games with batteries 7. Journals 8. Portable DVD players, MP3 Players, IPods
  • National MS Society, Delaware ChapterPosted : Tuesday, May 19, 2009
    By : Katrina Holloway

    Mission

    The Delaware Chapter of the National MS Society is a community of individuals who are committed to achieving a world free of MS. The Chapter helps over 1,500 Delawareans living with MS and their loved ones by funding cutting-edge research, driving change through advocacy, facilitating professional education, and providing programs and services that help people with MS and their families move their lives forward. MS stops people from moving. We exist to make sure it doesn't.

    Help

    Our team will participate in the chapter's largest fundraising event, Bike to the Bay, in October. All team participants will commit to raising the minimum fundraising requirement.
  • Delaware TrailspinnersPosted : Tuesday, May 19, 2009
    By : Katrina Holloway

    Mission

    http://www.trailspinners.org/

    Help

    We'll choose a day to volunteer to help maintain the trails that make mtn biking in Delaware so great - we're lucky to have the trail system that we have and this will be our way to support this local non-profit that makes it all possible.
  • Caring UnlimitedPosted : Monday, May 11, 2009
    By : Lisa Lewis
  • Flying Horse FarmsPosted : Friday, May 1, 2009
    By : Laurie Smith

    Mission

    Flying Horse Farms is a nonprofit organization committed to building a summer camp and year-round retreat center that inspires children with serious illnesses to reach beyond their diseases and embrace the healing power of unbridled fun! This special place is located in the heart of the Midwest, Mount Gilead, Ohio. Situated on nearly 200 acres of gently rolling hills, lakes, woods, trails, meadows, and wetlands, Flying Horse Farms promises to help children and their families trade the restraints of hospital visits, blood transfusions, chemotherapy treatments, overwhelming stress, worry and fear with days of swimming, fishing, horseback riding, and nights of campfires and singing! All camp activities are designed to allow campers to experience success no matter what their disease or disability. The camp will focus not only on activities but also on building self-confidence, friendships and, of course, providing good old-fashioned fun... at no cost to the campers or their families.

    Help

    A portion of the proceeds from the Mother's Day 5K will benefit Flying Horse Farms. A non-profit camp for children with serious illnesses.
  • American Cancer SocietyPosted : Friday, May 1, 2009
    By : Lucie Murray

    Mission

    The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community-based, voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy, and service.

    Help

    We will train for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life on June 27. Relay For Life is the American Cancer Society's signature activity. It offers everyone in a community an opportunity to participate in the fight against cancer. Teams of people camp out at a local high school, park, or fairground and take turns walking or running around a track or path. Each team is asked to have a representative on the track at all times during the event. Relays are an overnight event, up to 24 hours in length. Teams of people from all walks of life have fun while raising much-needed funds to fight cancer and raise awareness of cancer prevention and treatment.
  • Susan G. Komen FoundationPosted : Tuesday, April 21, 2009
    By : Heidi Martin
  • Pancreatic Cancer Action NetworkPosted : Sunday, April 12, 2009
    By : Claire Farnell - Team WOW

    Mission

    The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is a nationwide group of people working together to advance research, support patients and create hope for those affected by pancreatic cancer. Founded in 1999, the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network has grown into the only national organization fighting pancreatic cancer in a comprehensive way. We accomplish our mission by directly funding research, and demanding that the federal government increase research dollars for pancreatic cancer; by providing patients and caregivers with reliable information to make informed decisions with their healthcare teams; and by helping individuals and communities work together to raise awareness and funds to find a cure for pancreatic cancer. http://www.pancan.org/

    Help

    Team WOW will be participating in the PanCAN Purple Stride Tampa Bay 5k Walk/Run event in St. Petersburg, Florida on May 30, 2009. Our group will be showing their support for our friend, Lyn, who has been recently diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
  • Heal the OceanPosted : Friday, April 10, 2009
    By : amanda nicolato - Santa Barbara Summer Triathlon Team 2009

    Mission

    Our Philosophy: It's simple: The ocean can no longer be used as a dump. Heal the Ocean is attacking all sources of ocean pollution. Our Course of Action: We follow a basic premise: instead of lobbying the government for action on ocean-pollution issues, we study the problem ourselves and recommend practical solutions. We undertake scientific studies to identify sources of pollution - from leaking sewer pipes, offshore sewage disposal, leaking coastal landfills or septic systems. We test for viruses in the ocean, creeks and groundwater to determine if human sources of pollution are present, and what are the likely sources. In cooperation with Santa Barbara County, Heal the Ocean pioneered both the use of environmental DNA testing and virus testing in the local area. We have commissioned numerous engineering studies and environmental assessments to determine the cost and feasibility of replacing septic systems, upgrading sewage treatment plants and installing stormwater treatment technology. We have found that once the problem is known and cleanup costs are understood, the public is eager to move forward with cleanup, and more willing to pay the price.

    Help

    Take the Perfect wine tasting tour without leaving town! Speand an evening strolling among Santa Barbara's favorite hot spots along the downtown URBAN WINE TRAIL! Taste fine wine and beer, eat delicious food and listen to live music at 8 fun locations. Locations are...Reds, Oreana, Kunin, the Bay cafe, Kalyra, Union Ale, Santa Barbara Winery, Giessinger Winery, Hazards Cyclesport, SB Running! All proceeds benefit Heal the Ocean... Friday August 14th from 6- 9 pm. $50 in advance; $60 at the door. Reserve tasting just $25 more. Purchse tickets at: Heal the Ocean 735 State St # 201 805 965 7570 OR The (805) deli 135 E Carrillo 805962 5596
  • Shriners hospital for childrenPosted : Tuesday, April 7, 2009
    By : Wendy Hoag

    Mission

    Shriners hospital for children in Nor. Ca Pediatric Specialty Care Orthopaedics Burns Spinal Cord Injury Shriners Hospitals for Children is a one-of-a-kind health care system dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, innovative research and outstanding teaching programs. Every year, the Shriners Hospitals for Children provides care for thousands of kids with orthopaedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate, in a family-centered environment at no charge. It's how Shriners Hospitals has been helping kids defy the odds since 1922.

    Help

    Let's discuss how we can help this great cuase at our first workouts. Together we can make a BIG difference!
  • Foothills Community CenterPosted : Monday, March 23, 2009
    By : Kirsten DeHart

    Mission

    The Foothills Community Center is an important fixture in the Foothills community. It is a non-profit organization which provides many fun family-friendly events for people of the community throughout the year. The Bloomsday team will support the Community Center by donating funds and time to improving and updating the playground equipment.
  • Urban Peak Colorado SpringsPosted : Friday, March 13, 2009
    By : Vanessa Warren

    Mission

    Urban Peak services for homeless and runaway youth include: Overnight shelter Daily services including food, clothing, hygiene products, laundry and showers Intensive case management An onsite medical clinic Street outreach Job skills assessment, training and placement programs GED classes Educational counseling and planning Scholarship and Financial Aid opportunities A Mentorship program Assistance in obtaining ID and birth certificates Transportation assistance Educational and Recreational groups Referrals for psychiatric counseling services Referrals for drug/alcohol counseling and treatment Family Counseling and reunification services Housing options and referrals

    Help

    Our Spring Team will host the first annual MOMINATOR 5K Race to raise funds for Urban Peak.
  • Caring Unlimited - York County's Domestic Violence ProgramPosted : Tuesday, March 10, 2009
    By : Lisa Lewis - Totally Tone - Weights and Conditioning

    Mission

    Our Mission It is the mission of Caring Unlimited to work with the community to end domestic violence in York County. This includes providing support and safe haven to women, their children and men whose lives are affected by domestic abuse in a manner that honors their essential worth, nurtures their inherent strengths and respects their right of self-determination. Our Philosophy We, the Caring Unlimited Board, Staff and Volunteers, believe that people often use power in a coercive way to control or dominate others. This abuse of power violates the rights of others. The distribution of power and authority in our society particularly encourages the abuse and oppression of women and children. We recognize that sexism, racism, age and class prejudice, homophobia, and able-bodyism are used to oppress others in the same way that acts of violence are used to oppress women and children. Violence against women and children takes many forms--physical, verbal, sexual and emotional. Women and children are most frequently abused in their own homes, by members of their own families. Even women who are not direct targets of violence are affected, intimidated or limited by all violence against women and all members of society are harmed by the cultural acceptance of this violence. Battered women have the ability and right to control their own lives, but may need support and information to make decisions not clouded by terror or coercion. Providing battered women with support and information empowers us/them to reclaim our/their inherent personal power. Battered women are not responsible for the batterer's abusive behavior--the batterer is responsible. Because violence against women is sanctioned by society, by many of our institutions and by the media, the batterer's behavior is encouraged. To prevent and eradicate violence against women and children, it is essential that societal behaviors and values be changed. Our entire community must take responsibility for ending this violence. Social consequences, including strong legal penalties, are necessary to change the batterer's behavior. Our communities must make it clear that violence against women and children is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

    Help

    As a supporter of Caring Unlimited, our Southern Maine Moms In Motion Teams have contributed countless hours of time, donations and outreach assistance to help make this essential non-profit a thriving charity in our community. We routinely look for ways to provide Caring Unlimited with means to achieve their goals, whether through volunteerism or other contributions. As a member of one of our teams, your MIM leaders will continue to provide you with opportunities to help. For more information, please contact Kristen Koch (our Southern Maine Team Philanthropic Chair), or your leader directly. "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." ~ Mohandas K. Gandhi
  • Caring Unlimited - York County's Domestic Violence ProgramPosted : Tuesday, March 10, 2009
    By : Lisa Lewis

    Mission

    Our Mission It is the mission of Caring Unlimited to work with the community to end domestic violence in York County. This includes providing support and safe haven to women, their children and men whose lives are affected by domestic abuse in a manner that honors their essential worth, nurtures their inherent strengths and respects their right of self-determination. Our Philosophy We, the Caring Unlimited Board, Staff and Volunteers, believe that people often use power in a coercive way to control or dominate others. This abuse of power violates the rights of others. The distribution of power and authority in our society particularly encourages the abuse and oppression of women and children. We recognize that sexism, racism, age and class prejudice, homophobia, and able-bodyism are used to oppress others in the same way that acts of violence are used to oppress women and children. Violence against women and children takes many forms--physical, verbal, sexual and emotional. Women and children are most frequently abused in their own homes, by members of their own families. Even women who are not direct targets of violence are affected, intimidated or limited by all violence against women and all members of society are harmed by the cultural acceptance of this violence. Battered women have the ability and right to control their own lives, but may need support and information to make decisions not clouded by terror or coercion. Providing battered women with support and information empowers us/them to reclaim our/their inherent personal power. Battered women are not responsible for the batterer's abusive behavior--the batterer is responsible. Because violence against women is sanctioned by society, by many of our institutions and by the media, the batterer's behavior is encouraged. To prevent and eradicate violence against women and children, it is essential that societal behaviors and values be changed. Our entire community must take responsibility for ending this violence. Social consequences, including strong legal penalties, are necessary to change the batterer's behavior. Our communities must make it clear that violence against women and children is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.

    Help

    As a supporter of Caring Unlimited, our Southern Maine Moms In Motion Teams have contributed countless hours of time, donations and outreach assistance to help make this essential non-profit a thriving charity in our community. We routinely look for ways to provide Caring Unlimited with means to achieve their goals, whether through volunteerism or other contributions. As a member of one of our teams, your MIM leaders will continue to provide you with opportunities to help. For more information, please contact Kristen Koch (our Southern Maine Team Philanthropic Chair), or your leader directly. "You must be the change you wish to see in the world." ~ Mohandas K. Gandhi
  • Susan G. Komen for the CurePosted : Tuesday, March 10, 2009
    By : Liimu - Philadelphia Moms in Motion (Running/Walking)

    Mission

    Susan G. Komen fought breast cancer with her heart, body and soul. Throughout her diagnosis, treatments, and endless days in the hospital, she spent her time thinking of ways to make life better for other women battling breast cancer instead of worrying about her own situation. That concern for others continued even as Susan neared the end of her fight. Moved by Susan's compassion for others and committed to making a difference, Nancy G. Brinker promised her sister that she would do everything in her power to end breast cancer forever. That promise is now Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the global leader of the breast cancer movement, having invested more than $1 billion since inception in 1982. As the world's largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists, Susan G. Komen works to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. Thanks to events like the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®, and generous contributions from our partners, sponsors and fellow supporters, Susan G. Komen has become the largest source of nonprofit funds dedicated to the fight against breast cancer in the world.

    Help

    We support the Susan G. Komen foundation in several ways. Half of our seasonal fees go directly to Susan G. Komen, and we also raise funds through our participation in the Philadelphia Race for the Cure on Mother's Day. Join our team and you will make a difference!
  • PEACE For FamiliesPosted : Wednesday, March 4, 2009
    By : Toni Buie-Rusinek

    Mission

    Helping women and children escape a violent environment

    Help

    To be discussed and decided upon as a team.
  • Newborns In NeedPosted : Monday, March 2, 2009
    By : Kimberly Schneider

    Mission

    http://www.newbornsinneed.org/westernmass/
  • Susan G. Komen Race for the CurePosted : Friday, February 20, 2009
    By :

    Mission

    To bring awareness, support, and medical advances to the battle against breast cancer.

    Help

    We will be running the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure 5K on April 26th in Branch Brook Park. We will be Team Montclair and represent our local chapter of Moms In Motion.
  • Foodbank Santa Barbara CountyPosted : Tuesday, February 17, 2009
    By : Renee Harrington - Santa Barbara Cycling Team Spring 2009

    Mission

    A food bank is a non-profit organization working to eliminate hunger by providing food, education and other resources to a network of hunger-relief charities and their communities. The mission of the Foodbank is to feed hungry people by obtaining surplus food and distributing it to member agencies who serve a wide spectrum of individuals and families. During 2008, the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County distributed nearly 8 million pounds of food from two warehouse locations in Santa Barbara and Santa Maria. The Foodbank depends upon community-minded individuals, businesses and corporations for support. The surplus and donated food comes from many sources; over 400 donors contributed food and other commodities during 2007, in addition to the thousands of pounds of food collected through local food drives. Locally, food items such as bread, produce, dairy and deli items are donated daily by retail stores. Local growers and packers donate fresh fruit and vegetables. Individuals, businesses, and community groups, contribute through food drives. Throughout the State, food banks share donations and trade for items they cannot obtain in their area. Surplus food and other items collected by store chains are transported to the Foodbank warehouses, sorted by volunteers, and distributed to member agencies.

    Help

    The MIM Spring 2009 Cycling Team will support the Foodbank of Santa Barbara County by volunteering time to their Backyard Bounty Program. The Backyard Bounty Program is a program where fruits and vegetables are harvested from local properties and then distributed to those in need throughout the community.
  • Autism Support Center of North Shore ArcPosted : Tuesday, February 10, 2009
    By : Kristin Kinsella

    Mission

    The Autism Support Center empowers families who have a member with autism or related disorder by providing current, accurate, and unbiased information about autism, services, referrals, resources, and research trends. In addition, the ASC will provide educational opportunities for families, professionals and our communities; promote networking; increase community awareness; and advocate for services and opportunities.

    Help

    Moms in Motion, along with Mom Works Inc., will be providing a "fitness basket" for auction at the North Shore Arc's spring fundraiser. Additionally, funds raised at our Martini Fundraiser at the Venetian Moon will be donated to the ASC.
  • CALMPosted : Saturday, January 31, 2009
    By : Chrissy Lombardi - Ab-solutely Flab-U-Less II

    Mission

    CALM (Child Abuse Listening and Mediation) is the only private non-profit agency in Santa Barbara county whose sole mission is to prevent, assess, and treat child abuse by providing comprehensive, culturally appropriate services for children, adults and families. CALM works daily to help children and families in Santa Barbra County live healthier and happier lives, free from abuse and neglect. Major efforts are made to reach high-risk and underserved populations.

    Help

    We will individually fundraise the ticket price of $125.00 each and then attend the Author's Luncheon at Fess Parker's Doubletree resort where all proceeds benefit CALM. Luncheon March 21, 2009
  • Ovarian Cancer Research FundPosted : Sunday, January 25, 2009
    By : Susan Bostian

    Mission

    The mission of the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund is to fund research to find a method of early detection and ultimately a cure for ovarian cancer. In support of our mission, we help patients and their loved ones understand the disease and its treatment, and provide outreach programs to raise public awareness. The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization.

    Help

    The team will either donate clothing or household items or donate a small monetary amount. (To be determined by team members during season) In addition, some of the registration fee will be donated to OCRF. All is tax deductible and OCRF will provide receipts.
  • D.A.R.E.Posted : Monday, January 12, 2009
    By : Lindsey Sheer

    Mission

    This season we are supporting the Nevada Chapter of D.A.R.E which is Drug Abuse Resistance Education. The program not only teaches children to refuse drugs but how to refuse drugs. It sends highly trained police officers into classrooms to teach kids grades K-9. Evaluations of the program have found that kids will view drug use as unacceptable, have improved decision making skills and possess a lower likelihood of ever using drugs.

    Help

    D.A.R.E was cut from the 2008-09 budget and need our help providing supplies. Las Vegas MIM will hold a fundraising event in early February and proceeds will benefit this Nevada chapter. We will then run the 5k event titled "Defeat It" where proceeds will also benefit the program.

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