Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Cheer NY At The Walk To End Alzheimer's 2012

As much fun as we all have being able to cheer in multiple pride parades, bar events that even take place at sea, and sometimes even on Broadway, nothing is more satisfying than when we are cheering people on at a charity walk or race. Back on October 21, Cheer New York cheered on hundreds of adults, kids, and even dogs at the Walk To End Alzheimer’s.


This time around Cheer New York cheered people on as they are arriving on an early, chilly morning and you could just see the excitement in their eyes that there were real cheerleaders there… for them! 


We cheered them on when they were halfway done by throwing stunts and thanking them for being there.



 And finally, we cheered for them again when they finished a very long walk for a very good cause.



Being able to thank people who come out for such a good cause and having them thank us for being there for them is one of the most amazing and humbling feelings a person can have. This reminds us all why we are a part of this organization and what we do for people who also do great things like participants of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s.


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Saturday, March 07, 2009

New Cheer for Life Recipients!!

Cheer New York is proud to announce our TWO newest recipients of monies from our Cheer for Life Fund! By an outstanding show of support through our democratic process, the members of Cheer New York selected the following organizations.

Submitted by Miss Blogerette herself, Kelsey M., because of her active involvement in the organization, The Alzheimer's Association's mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.

Secondly, the Joey DiPaolo AIDS Foundation sponsors Camp TLC for teenagers living with HIV. The past two summers member Tiffany G. has volunteered and seen firsthand the positive impact that this one-week camp has had. The campers can be open about their diagnosis and meet others similar to them. It provides an opportunity for them to build social support.

Please help us support these organizations by donating on our
website or coming to one of our fundraising events in the next four months and donating there.

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