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Support Team SCIS at the 2010 Chicago Marathon

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SCIS is confronting the struggle of paralysis at the 2010 Chicago Marathon, and you can help.

Check out the athletes below:

SCIS Participants in the 2010 Chicago Marathon
Trent Beachy Lewis Berkover Angela Brereton Joseph Brereton
KeunAe Choe Tara Cismoski Nat Collins Andrew Connell
Jes Czupryn Janice Dantes Joe Donat Katie Durrin
Scott Eby Yusef Elfiki Anne Evans Caitlin Ferrell
Harriet Garris John Gedraitis Mark Harris Cassie Hartman
George Hartman Rich Heffron JP Howard Garrett Kent
Gary Kent Geoff Kent Graham Kent Kara Knox
Katie Larsen Brooke Luth Tyson Masar Joe Mayer
Mallory Middaugh Sarah Moberg Kyle Morgenroth Laura Pruett
John Pascarella Kristen Pascarella Mike Pascarella Seema Patel
Ellenna Raymond Angie Rozich Nick Schafer Alexa Schrock
Jason Varhegyi Matt Zafirovski

With 46 participants in this year's marathon, SCIS is addressing the lack of funding for Spinal Cord Injury research with its largest participation yet. Their friends, family, associates, colleagues, and neighbors will make this year, SCIS's best year on record.

Why?

Because Spinal Cord Injuries Suck! They really do. People are suffering. Governments are cutting funding. Prospective treatments are being stymied because of lack of money. Explore the site to learn more.

We, you and us, can help. SCIS is totally volunteer driven. The money goes to research - doctors, labs, research universities - and people making a difference. People who have dedicated their lives to improving others' quality of life. Learn more about our past fundraising marathons for 2008, and 2009.

How?

Choose your athlete from the list above by clicking on their name. Each athlete has a 100% secure Paypal electronic donation submission section. Choose your donation size (the larger, the better), and "Give". The donation is processed through Paypal's site just like you're used to for paying for other standard internet transactions (Ebay, Amazon, Stubhub). To make a general donation, click on donate below:

Alternatively, mail general or athlete donations to:

Spinal Cord Injury Sucks, NFP

21 E. Huron St. Apt. 3205

Chicago, IL 60611

A 501(c)(3) NFP Organization