Metro Boston Recovery Learning Community

Team Captain: Howard Trachtman
Organization: Metro Boston Recovery Learning Community
Fundraising for: NAMI Greater Boston CAN
Event: NAMI Massachusetts Walk
Event Date: May 31, 2009

Team recruiting goal: 25
To date, we have: 8 walkers

32%

Team fundraising goal: $5,000.00
To date, we have raised: $2,860.00

Team fundraising progress: 57%

The sign-up deadline for this event has passed. Donations can be made for up to 60 days after the event by clicking a team member name below.

A message from the Team Captain:

Thanks for walking for the Metro Boston Recovery Learning Community [ www.MetroBostonRLC.org ] in support of NAMI Greater Boston Consumer Affiliate/Advocacy Network ( NAMI GB CAN www.namigbcan.org ).
NAMI GB CAN is designed to be the most consumer-friendly affiliate of NAMI-MASS. We hope whatever team you join will choose to walk on behalf of NAMI GB CAN as our money goes to support our staff, provide computers for consumers and support our education and advocacy efforts including In Our Own Voice and NAMI-CARE and NAMI Connection.
The MBRLC's core partners are Boston Medical Center, Vinfen, Bay Cove, North Suffolk, NAMI-MASS and Cole Center at McLean Hospital. NAMI GB CAN will have it's own team with Rebecca Burlingame as captain.
We will be sharing information tables at the walk representing many consumer-run organization. Feel free to hang out with us and/or help staff the tables.

Current Team Members:

To donate, click the name of a team member below. If the name is not a link, the person has not signed up for online fundraising, or the sponsorship deadline has passed.

= Walker has personal Web page

Walker	Amount Raised
Broyhill, Phil	$0.00
Burke, Marion	$505.00
Dwyer, Amy	$215.00
Fetcho, Michael	$970.00
Hays, Rachel	$1,120.00
Sommers, Nancy	$0.00
Taglieri, Joan	$0.00
Trachtman, Howard	$50.00

Current online total:	$2,860.00
Current offline total:	$0.00
Grand total:	$2,860.00

The sign-up deadline for this event has passed.

About NAMIWALKS:

Every journey begins with that first step. In 2009, thousands of concerned citizens in more than 79 communities across the nation will join NAMI and walk together to raise money and awareness about our country's need for a world-class treatment and recovery system for people with mental illness.

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