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The Web Genius Kapiti Run for Youth launches for 2013
The Web Genius Kapiti Run for Youth launches for 2013
Web Genius is delighted to announce that Kapiti Run for Youth is underway for another year to raise money for Youth Quest who are out there inspiring positive futures for youth and their families within the Kapiti community. Note your calendar now, Sunday 10th November 2013.
Kapiti
Run for Youth is about raising money and raising fitness for
Kapiti youth while having fun. The course goes from
Paraparaumu Beach to Raumati Beach and return. The event
includes three great options to choose from:
1. 12 km
walk – registration 9.30am, start 10am
2. 6km walk/12km
run – registration 10.30am, start 11am
3. 6km run –
registration 11.30am, start 12pm
Richard Calkin, owner of Web Genius is looking forward to seeing the event grow to a new level this year. “Last year the actual event was a great success and we raised over $12,000 for Youth Quest. This year we aim to beat that amount, and also provide local groups with the opportunity to raise money for their own purposes as well,” said Mr Calkin.
Jeremy Neeve, Manager of Youth Quest is wrapped that Web Genius has chosen to support their organisation again this year. Like many charitable trusts they rely on income raised from within our community. What makes this different is that a local business has for the past three years shown an amazing commitment to assist Youth Quest financially in the work they do. Jeremy says, “It’s not just about Web Genius giving us a cheque; all the staff get involved personally.”
Web Genius is also pleased to welcome aboard to the planning team, Peter Jackson - Peter Jackson Plumbing, Richard van Eck - Low Tax Accounting Services and Helene Judge - Kapiti Business Projects. Richard. His whole team believes this is a wonderful community event as it is a chance to get out with your team, your classroom, your work mates, your friends and clients for some fun and the unique opportunity to raise money for your own cause as well as Youth Quest.
For further information
visit:
www.kapitirunforyouth.co.nz
http://youthquest.co.nz
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