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Temple Terrace Relay Raises $100,000

There is still time to donate to the cause.

From Temple Terrace Relay for Life:

The City of Temple Terrace went “Wild to Find the Cure” at the April 27-28.

The track at was filled with supporters who turned out to make the statement that cancer need not be faced alone. Approximately $100,000 was raised by the efforts of more than 30 teams over a period of nine months, culminating at Relay. The 18 hours between the opening and closing ceremonies were well spent with activities, games, parades and assorted fundraising opportunities.

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We especially thank and recognize our corporate sponsors:

  • Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union
  • Dallas 1 Construction
  • Home Instead Senior Care
  • Quest Diagnostics – Fowler
  • Stepp’s Towing

And to our top fundraising teams and individuals we add our congratulations and thank you for all your efforts:

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  • Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union, $11,936
  • Team GoGo, $10,636
  • Terrace Community Middle School, $6,335

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  • Rocio Castillo (Terrace Community Middle School), $2,685
  • Kim Robb (Team GoGo), $2,605
  • Jim Coolidge (Temple Terrace United Methodist Church), $2,193

Three winners were announced for The Voice of Temple Terrace:

  • Ellen Chandler
  • Madi LoPinto
  • Shevonne

The goal of $121,000 is within reach and money is still being counted. Money raised during Relay For Life of Temple Terrace supports the American Cancer Society’s mission of saving lives and creating a world with less cancer and more birthdays by helping people stay well, by helping people get well, by finding cures for cancer and by fighting back.

You can still make a difference with your donation through Aug. 1. If you are interested in adding to the final total, visit Temple Terrace Relay for Life online and make a donation to an individual or a team.


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