Running4Margo

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just in case, you're looking for a good cause........here is a good exemple...

RUNNING FOR MARGO
On Facebook : www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=76734155943

When I registered for the Ironman triathlon in Lake Placid, I decided to run not only against time but make it truly worthwhile to swim 2.4 miles (3.86 km), bike 112 miles (180.25 km) and run a marathon (26.2 miles or 42.195 km) as well as the thousands miles of training this requires.
I will be “Running for Margo” in memory of my friends' daughter Margaux Blanc who passed away on Monday June 7th 2010. She was 14. Margo fought her cancer with remarkable courage. She never gave up. Until the end, she kept her cute smile and, unbelievably, remained more concerned about others than herself.
Following the lead of of her parents Patricia and Olivier, Running for Margo is a group of people spread all over the world that dedicate their racing and training efforts to never forget such a wonderful young girl and to share their accomplishments achieved in her Memory to help continue Margo's fight against cancer.

Margo had the courage but did not have the time, together and in time we will defeat cancer !

RESEARCH EFFORTS I AM SUPPORTING (http://www.igr.fr/en)
Institut Gustave Roussy - IGR, the leading European anticancer centre, assembles on the same site 2,500 men and women whose missions are to treat patients suffering from cancer, conduct research and develop new therapies, and to pass on knowledge and know-how to the medical and scientific communities in France, USA and worldwide.

YOUR HELP
I need your help to gather funds to support research conducted by Institut Gustave Roussy. In France and in USA your gift will be tax deductible in most cases.

Giving through this website in simple, takes a few minutes and 100% secured. Your gift will be transfer to IGR and you will immediately receive a gift receipt for tax purposes.

Make the triathlon mantra live: "Anything is Possible !"
Many thanks for your support!

Jerome Le Jamtel
jeromelejamtel.R4M@gmail.com


I thank you very much for your donation to support research efforts of Institut Gustave Roussy.
This is very encouraging ahead of the 140.6 miles that await in Lake Placid!
I will be happy to share with you my race experience.

The webpage for donations to Institut Gustave Roussy is:

http://igr.alvarum.net/jeromerunning4margo

Please do not hesitate to share and recommend it to friends and relatives for a larger mobilization against cancer.

Sincerely,

Jerome Le Jamtel

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