Fundraising Event

5K Run/Walk for Water Results!

5K Run/Walk Results!

Thank you to everyone who made it out last Saturday for a beautiful day at Crystal Lake. We experienced some technical difficulties with our stopwatch, so unfortunately your times are not available. Below is the order of finsh. Congratulations to everyone!

Male:

1.Dale Righter

2. Eren Ozan Batu

3. David Duncan

4. Patrick McCall

5. Billy Nichols

6. Andrew Kickertz

7. Nathan "Cubby" Dornfeld

8. Lukasz Wojtaszek

9. Ben Barnes

10. Juan Mancilla

11. Mustafa Mir

12. Hunter McDaniel

13. David Joon Ho

 

Female

1. Uma Patel

2. Emily Floess

3. Sibel Leblebici

4. Claire Joseph

5. Elizabeth Jones

6. Erika Smith

7. Sara Estrada

8. Nada Gohar

9. Lauren Hostert

10. Laura Fierce

11. Kate Fasbender

12. Lauren Eichmann

5K Run for Water

Engineers Without Borders

5K Run/Walk for Water

 

 

Proceeds benefit water projects in Nigeria, Cameroon, and Guatemala, click on "Projects" on the directional bar above to learn more!      

 

Saturday, April 4th                                                          10am Start time                                                              Crystal Lake Park, Urbana (map)

Tshirt and refreshments with $20 registration fee

To register, and pay online, email your name and shirt size to Runforwater@gmail.com

or find us on the north end of the main quad all week. 

or register on race day at Crystal Lake park

                                                                                                                                                    

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Make a Goblin Insurance Claim

The fundraising committee organized the Goblin Insurance sale on the afternoon of October 26. We thank all those who have kindly bought our insurance and contributed to our projects. We wish the donors will have a nice and "goblin-free" Halloween. In case of inquiry, please email Karen Ng at karen [dot] yyng [at] gmail [dot] com. Please include your contact information and address in case a clean-up is needed. We shall try to send out our volunteers to help clean up within a day or two.

Goblin Insurance Sale Competition

Date: Oct 26th Time: 2:30 - 7:00 p.m. Venue: Murphy Hall, University YMCA (right across Lincoln hall on Wright st)

Join in teams of two to sell insurance from Engineers Without Borders. In case a back yard is messed up during Halloween, Engineers Without Borders will help clean up. All profits go into EWB projects and running expense of our UIUC–chapter. Other details are found on Facebook and in the specially prepared flyer for this event. Email ewb-fundraising [at] googlegroups [dot] com if you have picked a friend to team up with.

The fundraising committee organized the Goblin Insurance sale on the afternoon of October 26. We thank all those who have kindly bought our insurance and contributed to our projects. We wish the donors will have a nice and "goblin-free" Halloween. In case of inquiry, please email Karen Ng at karen [dot] yyng [at] gmail [dot] com. Please include your contact information and address in case a clean-up is needed. We shall try to send out our volunteers to help clean up within a day or two.
YMCA Dump & Run

When: May 5 to May 23, 2008

The University YMCA will soon begin collecting (sorting, and packing) items for this year's Dump & Run! However, we need volunteers! Please email Kasey Umland (kasey [at] universityymca [dot] org) if you are able to volunteer during any of the times listed below.

The collection/drop-off (and volunteer) schedule for spring/summer 2008 is as follows:

MAY 5 – 7 (MON – WED) from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
MAY 8 (THUR) from 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
MAY 9 – 10 (FRI – SAT) from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

MAY 12 - 14 (MON- WED) from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
MAY 15 (THUR) from 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
MAY 16 (FRI) from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

MAY 19 - 21 (MON – WED) from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
MAY 22 (THUR) from 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
MAY 23 (FRI) from 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

More information about Dump & Run…..

Q: What exactly IS Dump & Run?

A: The basic concept of Dump and Run is simple: we collect reusable items that students (and folks in the community) would otherwise dispose of during the typical move-out/Spring cleaning period in May. We then sell the collected items at an annual garage sale held in late August (when students come back). This project reduces litter and consumer waste, saves space in landfills, lowers dumping costs for certified housing and apartments, provides inexpensive items for folks to purchase in the fall, and acts as a major fundraiser for the University YMCA. Last year we had 5 semi-truck trailers FULL of stuff – ALL donated to the University Y.

Q: What kind of items will the University YMCA be collecting?

A: It is probably a lot easier to say what we are NOT collecting: individual computer monitors, sleeper sofas, large appliances (stoves, washers, and dryers), non-working electronics, tires, non-working computers or parts, holiday decorations, video and audio cassettes, large exercise equipment, or mattresses. The Habitat for Humanity store downtown Champaign may be able to take your donations of stoves, washers, dryers, sleeper sofas, and exercise equipment. We will only accept clothing that is in nearly new condition. Other than that, we will take just about anything ranging from furniture, working electronics, backpacks, bicycles, school supplies, jewelry, winter clothing, shoes, kitchen appliances, glassware, CDs/records (vinyl!!), books, working computers, artwork, toys, sporting equipment, non-perishable food items, toiletries, lawn and garden items, and other household goods. If you think an item may not be in good enough condition to be resold, give it to us anyway. Hopefully we can find it a home!

Q: How do I learn more about Dump and Run and the University YMCA?

A: For more information about Dump and Run, other special projects, and ways to give to the University YMCA, please contact Becca Guyette, Director of Development, through email or call at 337-1500. For more information about our student programs, please contact Kasey Umland, Program Director, through email or call at 337-1500.

Q: I am interested in volunteering. Can you tell me how?

A: Certainly! We always need volunteers to pull this off and to make the whole operation run smoothly. And when you do volunteer, you get first dibs on the things collected (after only 4 hours of volunteering) - and we get an unbelievable amount of great things donated! Please email Kasey Umland (kasey [at] universityymca [dot] org) if you are able to volunteer during any of the times listed above.

2nd Annual Run for Water Results

Thanks everybody for coming out this year despite the threat of rain.  It actually turned out to be perfect running weather.  I've already started planning for next year's run, and I've come up with some great ideas.  Its going to be bigger and better than ever.    Here are the official results

 

Place                     Runner                                 Time

1                              Brian Senta                         19:35

2                              David Duncan                    19:37

3                              Andrzei Makvich              21:31

4                              Matt Feickart                     21:45

5                              Joe Kliffelhoffer                               22:03

6                              Jeremy Bates                     23:07

7                              Luke Fencl                           23:44

8                              Patrick Walsh                     25:42

9                              Chris Heckman                  25:48

10                           David Webster                  27:09

11                           Emily Floess                        27:22

12                           Megan Shaw                      27:59

13                           Bill Storms                           28:51

14                           Ben Barnes                         28:52

15                           Josh Reeley                        29:12

16                           Stephanie Bogle               29:45

17                           Sumit Dutta                        29:45

18                           Barry Noller                        29:46

19                           Stephanie Gantt               30:00

20                           Sue Finkenbiner                31:29

21                           David Bireta                        33:24

22                           Andrew Spencer              34:09

23                           Jason Jordan                      34:29

24                           Jason Jewell                       37:08

25                           Tessa Colbrese                  37:08

26                           Julie Colbrese                    37:10

27                           Bev Smith                            46:42

28                           Bill Curry                              46:45

29                           Paul Crutcher                     46:48

 

2nd Annual EWB Run for Water

When: Apr 19 2008 - 9:30am - 12:30pm
Location: UIUC Arboretum - Click Here for Map
5K Run

Contact:

runforwater [at] gmail [dot] com


Here is the new information on registration. You can register on the quad on Wed, Thur, or Fri of next week (4/16-4/18) from 11am until 2 pm. If you register early, the cost is only $13. We'll have a table set up on the south side of the union. If you can't make it to the early registration, but you want to register early, send me an email. You can still register the day of the race for $15.  This fundraiser is to benefit our international development project in Nigeria. There will be a marked course, an official timeclock, and lots of fun.  The race will start just off the parking lot on the east side of Lincoln.  Registration starts at 9 am and the race starts at 10 am.

Many Thanks for Bringing Us Success!

We'd like to release the results of the fundraiser held last month where EWB asked everyone to donate to their local chapter with the added bonus of earning grants for those who received the most donations. This past week, EWB-USA announced that it is officially one of the winners of the $50,000 Challenge, and our chapter succeeded in raising 48 donations, earning us a $1,000 grant on top of what you donated! This is a momentous occasion for everyone in Engineers without Borders across the country and especially for our chapter. Combined with our also very successful banquet and auction held last week, we've already almost reached our fundraising goal for the year. Thanks to everyone for making these fundraisers such a success.

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