AWFC Foster Children’s Christmas Party Run Fundraiser A World For Children

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AWFC Foster Children’s Christmas Party Run Fundraiser A World For Children is a non-profit foster care agency who works with children of all ages.  Our mission is to make a difference and provide support for these children’s lives while in foster care. Currently in our care we have 100 children throughout Hidalgo and Cameron County.

A World For Children cordially invites you to participate as a Sponsor/Participant of the agency’s 1st Annual Dia De Los Muertos 1k, 5K & 10k Family Fun Run.  It will be held on Sunday, November 2, 2014 at Pepsi Sports Park, Mission,  TX, with registration starting at 7:30 and race at 8:00 a.m.  Fee to participate is $25 for adults and $10 for children.

The proceeds of this event will go towards Christmas gifts for our children in foster care.  Many of these children have never received a gift and this makes it very special for many children

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As community leaders, please partner with us to make this Christmas extra special for many abused and neglected children and help bring a smile to their faces.  There are many ways may sponsor in this event and they are listed below.

We are asking that you consider supporting our cause by donating an item, gift card, snacks, water, drinks, etc. These items will either go in our goody bags or as door prizes.  You may also make a monetary donation.  All donors will be recognized.  Your support will be gladly appreciated.

If you need additional information, please feel free to call our office at (956) 683-9917 or you may e-mail me at Leroy.Berrones@outlook.com.  Thank you for your time.

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