You are realy do a great thing supporting the cause!

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I love seeing the walkers in Tempe every year. I mean it they just swarm the streets for several days.

*Cancer Blogs last blog post..Breast Cancer Treatment News</abbr>

Jay,

Thanks for doing this. I hope you will forgive my indulgence in this link. http://tinyurl.com/5d4xze

This single car wash event sponsored by the local bank raised over $5000 in 6 hours.

I was particularly amazed when city employees driving a huge dump truck stopped in the middle of the street blocking rush hour traffic, got out and handed over $100. Denise started crying. Yes, she finished the 60 miles. I'm still in awe!

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Jay, once again you have inspired me. I'm going "in the pink" too. My (small) office has lost two lovely ladies to breast cancer, both were under 40 and neither had cancer in their family. It's a tragic disease.

*Rhonda Porters last blog post..Vesting: How to Take Title for Your Real Property</abbr>

Nice touch Jay. It's unfortunately very rare that any of us doesn't know someone close to us that hasn't been affected by cancer.

One of my clients is walking the 60 miles this weekend, while I'll be up in Show Low riding my mountain bike in support of the Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center.

And FYI, another fun way to support Susan G. Komen for the cure is the annual BMW drive for the cure event. BMW donates money for every mile driven, in the lowest pressure, completely no-hassle test drive you will ever get to do.

*Steve Belts last blog post..The Bridge to Nowhere from Nowhere in Phoenix</abbr>

Another insightful post, Jay. While running may not be my sport of choice, I'm definitely into volunteering. There are so many lives eternally changed because of this insufferable disease.

Me + you + friends + family = Steps Towards Finding A Cure

In this case, I definitely believe it does take a village. - Calie

Jay - thank you for bringing attention to such a worthwhile cause. Everyone knows someone who has been impacted by this desease. Thanks again,

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Jay,

Just wanted to say thank you for doing this. We all know someone affected by Breast Cancer. Two people very close to me were diagnosed with it last year. I now make as big of a donation as my wallet lets at least once a year.

I like the header ribbon but I think the border might be a bit too much pink, just kidding. I participated in several bicycle races to help raise money for charities over the summer and I never considered promoting them on my website. It makes perfect sense I get decent local traffic. It really is amazing how much you can get out of participating in an event like this. I never use it to network or try to drum up business that's not why I'm there, but the people and friends you can make events like this along with the money you can help raise really makes it a great experience.

*Johns last blog post..Baltimore Real Estate</abbr>

You are realy do a great thing supporting the cause!

**Jeffrey Buettneru00c2u00b4s last blog post..Another Real Estate Wiz Kid Update</abbr></abbr>

Thanks for putting this up. Some men are in risk of having breast cancer as well. Supporting the cause will show more benefit and maybe raise money for this situation.

I love seeing the walkers in Tempe every year. I mean it they just swarm the streets for several days.

*Cancer Blogs last blog post..Breast Cancer Treatment News</abbr>

Jay,

Thanks for doing this. I hope you will forgive my indulgence in this link. http://tinyurl.com/5d4xze

This single car wash event sponsored by the local bank raised over $5000 in 6 hours.

I was particularly amazed when city employees driving a huge dump truck stopped in the middle of the street blocking rush hour traffic, got out and handed over $100. Denise started crying. Yes, she finished the 60 miles. I'm still in awe!

*Larry Yatkowskys last blog post..Vancouver Real Estate - Big Hat Skinny Rabbit</abbr>

Jay, once again you have inspired me. I'm going "in the pink" too. My (small) office has lost two lovely ladies to breast cancer, both were under 40 and neither had cancer in their family. It's a tragic disease.

*Rhonda Porters last blog post..Vesting: How to Take Title for Your Real Property</abbr>

Nice touch Jay. It's unfortunately very rare that any of us doesn't know someone close to us that hasn't been affected by cancer.

One of my clients is walking the 60 miles this weekend, while I'll be up in Show Low riding my mountain bike in support of the Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center.

And FYI, another fun way to support Susan G. Komen for the cure is the annual BMW drive for the cure event. BMW donates money for every mile driven, in the lowest pressure, completely no-hassle test drive you will ever get to do.

*Steve Belts last blog post..The Bridge to Nowhere from Nowhere in Phoenix</abbr>

Another insightful post, Jay. While running may not be my sport of choice, I'm definitely into volunteering. There are so many lives eternally changed because of this insufferable disease.

Me + you + friends + family = Steps Towards Finding A Cure

In this case, I definitely believe it does take a village. - Calie

Jay - thank you for bringing attention to such a worthwhile cause. Everyone knows someone who has been impacted by this desease. Thanks again,

*Tina Fountains last blog post..Marietta Luxury Home Price Reduction</abbr>

Jay,

Just wanted to say thank you for doing this. We all know someone affected by Breast Cancer. Two people very close to me were diagnosed with it last year. I now make as big of a donation as my wallet lets at least once a year.

I like the header ribbon but I think the border might be a bit too much pink, just kidding. I participated in several bicycle races to help raise money for charities over the summer and I never considered promoting them on my website. It makes perfect sense I get decent local traffic. It really is amazing how much you can get out of participating in an event like this. I never use it to network or try to drum up business that's not why I'm there, but the people and friends you can make events like this along with the money you can help raise really makes it a great experience.

*Johns last blog post..Baltimore Real Estate</abbr>