starcrafttom
Active member
I have been thinking about joining this poker run for a while and this is the year. I was wandering how many others would be interested in this event. I called and talked to one of the orginizers on the phone . Below is the email he sent me with a link to the even. It sound like a really fun day on the water for a good cause. A way to give back to others and still go boating.
Tom,
Thanks for the conversation. Ten or so boats from the C-Brats would be an awesome addition to the Leukemia Cup. Some key info:
March 26 evening - Leukemia Cup Kick-Off Meeting, Elliott Bay Marina
June 7 - Leukemia Cup, Elliott Bay Marina
June 7 evening - Leukemia Cup Auction Party, Bell Harbor Marina Seattle
Web Site: www.leukemiacup.org/wa
Last year we raised over $150,000, a significant contribution from the boating community. The way I think of it is that it was enough to pay for one of the twenty to thirty full time researchers that the Society funds in our area. Of course there are a lot of other services they support also. The money raised came from a variety of sources including corporate donations, individual donations gathered by participants, auction proceeds from donated items, and the entry donation. More about all that is covered in the Kick-Off meeting. In addition to fundraising, it's simply helpful to have more boats in the regatta and poker run and more people at the Leukemia Cup auction party.
If you're interested in trying to arrange a cruise to Bell Harbor the night of the Leukemia Cup I could get you in touch with the right people at the Port of Seattle.
I'm really glad to hear you are interested. Let me know what we can do!
Thanks,
Brian Watkins
Tom,
Thanks for the conversation. Ten or so boats from the C-Brats would be an awesome addition to the Leukemia Cup. Some key info:
March 26 evening - Leukemia Cup Kick-Off Meeting, Elliott Bay Marina
June 7 - Leukemia Cup, Elliott Bay Marina
June 7 evening - Leukemia Cup Auction Party, Bell Harbor Marina Seattle
Web Site: www.leukemiacup.org/wa
Last year we raised over $150,000, a significant contribution from the boating community. The way I think of it is that it was enough to pay for one of the twenty to thirty full time researchers that the Society funds in our area. Of course there are a lot of other services they support also. The money raised came from a variety of sources including corporate donations, individual donations gathered by participants, auction proceeds from donated items, and the entry donation. More about all that is covered in the Kick-Off meeting. In addition to fundraising, it's simply helpful to have more boats in the regatta and poker run and more people at the Leukemia Cup auction party.
If you're interested in trying to arrange a cruise to Bell Harbor the night of the Leukemia Cup I could get you in touch with the right people at the Port of Seattle.
I'm really glad to hear you are interested. Let me know what we can do!
Thanks,
Brian Watkins