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Adopt-A-School: Sedin twins' Grouse Grind race raises $85,000 for schoolchildren in need (opens the original)
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Four hockey Olympians, and about 500 other racers of various shapes, sizes and abilities — from children to the super fit — spent a brilliant Sunday morning grinding their way up Grouse Mountain. Every step they took benefited impoverished children. Billed as the Sedin vs. Sedin race with twins Daniel and Henrik going head-to-head to see who made it to the top first, the event was a fundraiser conceived by the brothers to benefit The Vancouver Sun’s Adopt-A-School campaign, which is now underway
Adopt-A-School: Take on the Sedins at the Grouse Grind (opens the original)
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This year’s Vancouver Sun Adopt-A-School fundraising campaign starts Sunday on Grouse Mountain with Henrik and Daniel Sedin (and hundreds of other runners) taking on the Grouse Grind. The race between Henrik and Daniel to see who gets to the top first — and an invitation to the public to join them — is the latest effort by the Sedins to support Adopt-A-School and its mission to feed B.C. children arriving at school hungry or in need of adequate clothing. Registration to take part in the race is
Adopt-A-School: Join the Sedins to grind it out to help schoolchildren (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. There are still a few days left for you to sign up for Henrik and Daniel Sedin’s Grouse Grind challenge that aims to raise money for this fall’s Vancouver Sun Adopt-A-School campaign. The challenge has so far attracted more than 350 entries from groups and individuals and will take place on Sunday, Sept. 27. If you can’t do the Grind, you can still participate in a family event o
Adopt-A-School: Breakfast program best way for 65 hungry students to start the day (opens the original)
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For Krissy Eppele, principal of Mary Jane Shannon elementary in Surrey, the breakfast program that some mornings feeds as many as 65 hungry children is the best way for them to start the day. “It’s a big part of our school community. It’s not just about filling their bellies to give them energy to learn, it’s also a great time for them to make connections. You see them talking to each other while they are enjoying their food,” says Eppele. The breakfast is supported by The Vancouver Sun’s Adopt-
Adopt-A-School: Sedin takes on Sedin on Grouse Grind to raise money for kids (opens the original)
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The Grouse Grind is a challenge that occupies its own space in the heads of many runners and hikers, including those simply dragging their way to the top, content with finishing. But on Sept. 27 — thanks to Henrik and Daniel Sedin — every step up that imposing Grind will help feed, clothe and care for the welfare of impoverished B.C. children. That is the date the Sedin Family Foundation Fun Day will be held, with the object of raising at least $75,000 for The Vancouver Sun’s Adopt-A-School camp
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