Graham White's Personal Sponsor Page
Dear Family and Friends,
On October 14th, I am participating in a one- day fitness fundraiser called CF|24. I will be completing one “hero” style workout and all funds raised will be donated to Special Olympics Canada Foundation. Any pledges made to my fundraising page are greatly appreciated and will go a long way in supporting Special Olympics programs in Canada.
Special Olympics was founded upon one simple notion: sport has the incredible capacity to transform lives, change attitudes, and make communities stronger by supporting Canadians with an intellectual disability. By bringing people together, Special Olympics teaches us to recognize our similarities rather than focusing on our differences.
To learn more about CF|24 please visit: https://cf24.ca
For more information on Special Olympics please visit http://www.specialolympicscanadafoundation.ca/
Thank you very much for your support,
Graham
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