How would you like to have a fun time, get some exercise at the same time, get a stylish commemorative t-shirt in the process, have a hotel breakfast and get to meet new friends and all that at the fantastic price of only RM60.00? Yes, you can. Just join this charity drive organized by the Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur.
Greetings from Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur!
Since the UNICEFCheck Out for Children Challenge began in 1996, it has raised over $US3 million dollars in the Asia Pacific region. Guests of Starwood Hotels & Resorts have donated $US14 million dollars globally to UNICEF's immunisation projects through the program.
The UNICEF Check Out for Children Challenge is a Starwood employee fundraising campaign for UNICEF. It started in 2004 and continues to raise strong support throughout Starwood Hotels & Resorts in the Asia Pacific Region. This year the UNICEF Check Out for Children Challenge will focus on celebrating 60 Years of UNICEF.
We are delighted to welcome you to join Sheraton Imperial's UNICEF 60 Minute Fit For Life Run on Saturday, 9 September 2006, 7am at Taman Tasek Perdana. To participate, kindly fill up the participation form below and fax it back to us! All funds raised will assist UNICEF in immunising thousands of children against the six major childhood killer diseases.
It's at RM60.00 inclusive of a stylish T-shirt and an enjoyble breakfast.
Thank you for your support for children in need around the world. We look forward to seeing you at the run!
Best regards
The Sheraton Imperial Team
Tel: 603 2717 9014 |
good efforts! who are the bloggers going for this run, do u know?
ReplyDeleteSF, I'm afraid I have no idea. Are you interested?
ReplyDeleteThis is a good one
ReplyDeleteMight try to get more people to join in
I wonder what is the itinerary
:)
Z, a great idea. Round up your friends and make that Saturday date. You can call the hotel to find out more. The number is stated. Enjoy yourself.
ReplyDeleteI have joined the World Vision and have adopted kids..
ReplyDeleteSome of my adopted kids have already grown up to be good citizens in their country.
http://www.worldvision.org.sg/index.html
Dear Robin, you, are a good man. Have I said that before? Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteBtw, you may want to read Pandabonium's second comment here