Event Description
Seeking donations to support childhood cancer!
Organized by Phoenixville Area Highschool HOSA club. Hosa is a career and technical student organization for students planning to pursue health professions. HOSA's two-fold mission is to promote career opportunities in the health care industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.
Jaxstrong organization:
Jaxs was diagnosed with brain cancer at a very young age and fought this battle for over a year until unfortunately he passed August 1st, 2021. Jaxs was a strong warrior and always had a smile on his face. Before his treatments his mom would ask if he was feeling up to radiation. And he would respond with “Yeah, I’M STRONG”. These words really describe Jaxs strong personality and look on life. His unwavering strength and infectious smile serve as a testament to his remarkable character. The primary objective of the upcoming 5k event is to not only raise awareness but also extend vital financial assistance to families grappling with the challenges of cancer. This event aspires to make a profound impact on the lives of those affected by this devastating disease, offering them a glimmer of hope and support.
Level 1 Donor: (Top Donor) $150
-Large logo on back of our t-shirt
-2 free entry spots to race (2 free t-shirts)
Level 2 Donor: $100
-Medium sized logo on the back of our t-shirt
-1 free entry spots for race (1 free t-shirt)
Level 3 Donor: $75
-Advertised at the event
-1 free entry with t-shirt
Your generous donation will go a long way in helping us put on the best possible race and will help us accomplish our goals. With your donation, your name will be displayed on the race T-shirt that will be given to the race participants. The donations don't have to be money. Any food donation will be accepted, and the following food donations are what we are specifically looking for
-Bottles water
-Fruit
-Food (Bagels, granola bars, muffins, etc.)
Arrangements will be made for food donation pickup in the days leading up to the race.
