The
Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Western New York
grants the wishes of children with life-threatening
illnesses to enrich the human experience with hope,
strength and joy.
"The
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Western
New York is very excited about teaming up with the Ironman
Triathletes. We wish you the best of luck as you train and
thank you for helping us make wishes come true for local
children with life-threatening illnesses."
Jenny Werner
Associate Director
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Western New York
Athletes -
Mary Eggers,
Gae Orsini,
Bob Tubbs,
Jim Henderson,
Andy Maskery,
Ellie Hirshberg
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The
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm is committed to
building lifelong bonds between people and animals through
education, community outreach programs and the prevention
of cruelty.
"The
Humane Society at Lollypop Farm is grateful to the
athletes of the Ironman Competition for lending their
strength to make a difference in the lives of thousands
of needy animals. Good luck and enjoy the competition!"
Jim Tedford,
President/CEO Humane Society at Lollypop Farm
The
Greater Rochester Enterprise is a regional
economic development organization supported by a team of
private and public sector leaders dedicated to improving the
economic performance of Greater Rochester.
“We are
excited that Bob Tubbs is participating in the 2003
Lake Placid Ironman
Triathelete event,
and wish him well. We are very pleased that Greater
Rochester Enterprise has been chosen to be one of his
charitable selections.”
Michael A. Finney, President and Chief Operating Officer
– Greater Rochester Enterprise
Athletes -
Bob Tubbs
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Flower
City Habitat for Humanity is working to eliminate
poverty and substandard housing by building simple,
affordable houses in partnership with low-income
families and volunteers
"For low income
families, the dream of home ownership is achieved only
through persistence and determination. Our triathletes
are showing that same spirit of determination as they
build the strength, endurance and winning attitude
essential for an Iron victory!"
Diane Davis, Resource
Manager
Athletes -
Tim Howland
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An
affiliate of Hillside
Family of Agencies, Hillside Children's Center is a
leading provider of mental health, child welfare,
juvenile justice, developmental disabilities, and
special education services to children and families
throughout Western and Central New York.
"It is Hillside's
honor to be affiliated with the Ironman Triathletes. We
thank you for the excellent example that you are
providing to the entire community, and specifically, to
our region's young people."
Tom Hildebrandt,
President, Hillside Children's Foundation
Athletes -
David Soule
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Alternatives for Battered Women offers safe and
nurturing shelter for women endangered by domestic
violence and their children. We help women stay safe, help
them access Family Court to obtain orders of protection,
and provide them with information about community
resources. We can answer questions about hurtful dating
relationships or the warning signs that their partner is
becoming abusive. Often, we simply help people who need to
talk to someone, someone who understands.
"Alternatives for Battered Women is very grateful to be
chosen by athletes of the 2003 Lake Placid Ironman
Challenge, to receive charitable contributions to help
victims of domestic violence and their children. Best
wishes to you as you train to win the Ironman Challenge!"
Cathy
Mazzotta - Executive Director of Alternatives for
Battered Women, Inc
Athletes -
Ellie Hirshberg
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