Way to go, Cindy!
Go Aunt Cindy!
Enjoy the race
Go, Cindy and Oscar!
Good luck!
Good luck in the race!
Please support me in running my very first race to raise funds for One World Project, my son’s amazing preschool! I have always loved cheering on the wheelchair racers and runners at the NYC Marathon every year. This past year, my son and I went together to the NYC Marathon last fall and our family also attended a race that his uncle ran. My son was so inspired by these races that we still often play “marathon” on his way to school, which involves cheering him on as a runs from tree to tree. I’m proud to attempt my first race to raise funds for One World Project, a preschool that raises extra funds to ensure a quality learning environment, better compensation for the teachers, and a scholarship fund to supplement tuition for families who make less than $150K per year. Thank you in advance for supporting me and One World Project!
On Saturday, March 21 we’ll be running or walking the Brooklyn Spring 5K, 10K a wonderful event that will allow all our team to pick the race that is best for them.
Friday, April 24 is La Vuelta. We’ll gather at One World Project and the kids (and some grownups) will run, walk or scoot along Vanderbilt, down East 4th, along Greenwood Avenue, and up East 3rd. After the loop, we’ll gather on the patio for a party with upcycled medals for all participants. In Spanish, la vuelta means loop, like the one we’ll do around the block. Vuelta also means return. If your children have grown and you are no longer part of our preschool or after school program please consider La Vuelta an invitation to return to OWP for a visit. We would love to see you!
On Sunday, April 26 we will join half marathoners for NYC Runs, an epic running journey. The route starts in North Brooklyn and winds around the waterfront taking you under the historic Williamsburg, Manhattan, and Brooklyn Bridges. From there, the route heads up the grand concourses of Fulton Street & Flatbush Avenue before passing through Grand Army Plaza and into historic brownstone Brooklyn. We will turn into Prospect Park at mile 10 to complete our 13.2 miles.
With love and care we have built a nurturing school and community center committed to learning. We want to sustain what makes One World Project so special and grow our scholarship fund and support our Universal PreK program so that OWP is accessible to more families. Together we are working to raise $50,000.
We truly appreciate anything you are able to give.
