Wear your Ugly Christmas Sweater



5km fun run or *1 mile walk
Dec. 3rd 11:30 am
at Monument Valley Park
All participants are eligible for special awards to those wearing exceptionally ugly sweaters
Register by clicking on this link
10/3/2011 to 11/30/2011 or in person at packet pickup.
(Race day entries are $25- 5km/ $15 - 1 mile walk)
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Gold Level Sponsors: Bestway Disposal, A-Mark Signs and Stamps, Developmental Pediatrics, Zombie Runner, Culver Consulting



Silver Level Sponsors: SkyVenture, United Seating and Mobility



Bronze Level: Wendy's, Colorado Running Company, Brady's Rent-all

Annual Poinseta Fundraiser
HOW: Sales start Sept. 24th to purchase a $15.00 coupon from a Representative of CPACS Limited number of gift card type coupons will be available
WHERE: Go to WILDBIRDS UNLIMITED (3350 Union Blvd. just N. of Fillmore)
WHAT: Present gift card coupon, select your plant(s) and take home
There will be many varieties and colors available to choose from!
WHEN: Anytime between Wed. November 23 and Sat. December 17 2011
WHO: 50% of the cost of your coupon stays at your local Cerebral Palsy Association helping children and adults with CP provide funding for therapy, camp, therapeutic riding, equipment and other needs.
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North Pole Letters for Kids!
to receive a personalized letter from Santa for your child/ren.
Mail info sheet and payment to:
Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado Springs
1322 N. Academy Suite 115
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
**All information sheets/payment received by December 14th, 2011 will be mailed a personalized Santa letter by December 15th, 2010 from the North Pole.
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Our Mission
To provide financial, emotional and community support to individuals with cerebral palsy and their families.
To ensure idividuals with cerebral palsy are provided equal opportunities and access to an array of services.
To promote independance, social awareness and inclusion in community life.
To educate the public regarding all aspects of cerebral palsy.
Programs include services such as:
*Financial assistance with physical, occupational, speech and horseback therapies.
*Financial assistance wih puchases of equipment and other orthotic appliances.
*Assistance with medical expenses and emergency situations.
*Lending Closet of adaptive equipment.
*Public eduacation through speakers and printed material.
*Family support.
*Financial asssistance with "camperships" and recreational activities.
*Resources and referrals.
*Awareness programs in public schools.
