Skagit's Amazing Race to Raise Great Kids

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Skagit's Amazing Race to Raise Great Kids :
Adventure Race : 2 Legs

Race Date: Saturday, June 28, 2014
Entry Fee:$250 Fundraising Pledge per team
Location:Mount Venron
Address: 1100 N. LaVenture Rd.
City/State/Zip:Mount Venron, Washington 98273
Country: USA

Skagits AMAZING RACE to Raise Great Kids is 9 a.m. 3 p.m., Sat., June 28, with all proceeds to support the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club.

Race participants can expect to encounter physical skill elements, such as running and climbing, combined with creative and/or mental skills, such as singing, dancing, puzzle solving, fact finding, or eating strange foods.

How to Register a Team -- $250 Pledge

There is a maximum limit of 50, 2-person teams. Teams can register and receive team donations online. Teams who would also like to fundraise offline are welcome to do so using the Offline Fundraising Form. Click here to register.

There are also other ways for teams to get ahead in the game! Below is a list of rewards* teams will receive if they fundraise more than their entry pledge:

1-minute head start: For teams raising more than $300

2-minute head start: For teams raising more than $500

Fast Forward Pass: For teams raising more than $1000

Prizes for the top finishers include the Kindle Fire, Huskie Game Basket with tickets and more. For more information or to register, call the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club Director, Vesta Anderson at 360-419-5224 or click here.

Course Information:

This is not a marathon, relay match or scavengers hunt! Its a special blend of many challenges based on the Priority Outcomes of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit Countys Formula for Impact: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles. Loosely following the format of the CBS reality television game show, The Amazing Race, race participants can expect to encounter physical skill elements, such as running and climbing, combined with creative and/or mental skills, such as singing, dancing, puzzle solving, fact finding, or eating strange foods.

Skagits AMAZING RACE to Raise Great Kids will have two race legs: (1) the Qualifying Leg and (2) the Final Leg. A maximum of 50, 2-person teams will compete against each other in the Qualifying Leg of the race, completing no less than 10 challenges. The 10 teams who complete the Qualifying Leg of the race with the fastest times will move on to the Final Leg of the race, completing no less than five more extreme challenges. The top three qualifying teams will win prizes, with the first place finisher taking home the trophy/plaque and top winnings.

Skagits AMAZING RACE to Raise Great Kids is 9 a.m. 3 p.m., Sat., June 28, with all proceeds to support the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club.

Race participants can expect to encounter physical skill elements, such as running and climbing, combined with creative and/or mental skills, such as singing, dancing, puzzle solving, fact finding, or eating strange foods.

How to Register a Team -- $250 Pledge

There is a maximum limit of 50, 2-person teams. Teams can register and receive team donations online. Teams who would also like to fundraise offline are welcome to do so using the Offline Fundraising Form. Click here to register.

There are also other ways for teams to get ahead in the game! Below is a list of rewards* teams will receive if they fundraise more than their entry pledge:

       1-minute head start: For teams raising more than $300

       2-minute head start: For teams raising more than $500

       Fast Forward Pass: For teams raising more than $1000

Prizes for the top finishers include the Kindle Fire, Huskie Game Basket with tickets and more. For more information or to register, call the Mount Vernon Boys & Girls Club Director, Vesta Anderson at 360-419-5224 or click here.

Course Information:

This is not a marathon, relay match or scavengers hunt! Its a special blend of many challenges based on the Priority Outcomes of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit Countys Formula for Impact: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles. Loosely following the format of the CBS reality television game show, The Amazing Race, race participants can expect to encounter physical skill elements, such as running and climbing, combined with creative and/or mental skills, such as singing, dancing, puzzle solving, fact finding, or eating strange foods.

Skagits AMAZING RACE to Raise Great Kids will have two race legs: (1) the Qualifying Leg and (2) the Final Leg. A maximum of 50, 2-person teams will compete against each other in the Qualifying Leg of the race, completing no less than 10 challenges. The 10 teams who complete the Qualifying Leg of the race with the fastest times will move on to the Final Leg of the race, completing no less than five more extreme challenges. The top three qualifying teams will win prizes, with the first place finisher taking home the trophy/plaque and top winnings.

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