The Wiltshires are not shy when it comes to giving it all they have for a cause. Here they are after the 5h3 Sharon Timline 5K in Hopkinton which supports ALS and below they are at the finish line of the 2009 Boston Marathon. For the past two years Mr. Wiltshire had the fortunate opportunity to be a member of Children's Hospital's Miles for Miracles Team.
As a member of the team he trained for and ran in the 2008 and 2009 Boston Marathons. In addition to running he raised over $12,000 for Children's Hospital Boston to ensure they remain the leading pediatric hospital in the country.
This year however, Stephen decided to take a break from his training to raise funds for another worthy cause, The National Brain Tumor Society.
"My co-teacher, Denise Nolan, asked my wife, Laura, and I to join her team to support the National Brain Tumor Society by riding in the Boston Brain Tumor Ride. This May 16th I will be riding alongside Denise, Laura and our teammates to support continued research efforts."
The Wiltshires truly enjoy all of the aspects that go into training and fundraising and believe their athletic abilities can be utilized in ways that help less fortunate individuals. Please consider making a donation to their cause.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
"We wish you many years of happiness in your new house."
On Saturday April 10th teachers from all different schools in Framingham came together to work on building a house for Habitat for Humanity. We plastered and dry walled all day, while also having a good time talking and sharing stories. One of the neatest parts was seeing all of the special messages other volunteers had written on the unfinished studs in the walls. Messages like "We wish you many years of happiness in your new house!", or "People make a house a home" filled the house with love.
~Amy
Ms. Brown - Art
~Amy
Ms. Brown - Art
Thursday, April 8, 2010
SHHHHHH! It's silent auction time....
Starting April 10th you can visit Team Ta-Ta's homepage and check out their, hopefully not so silent auction. Imagine, you could be a click and a bid away from Red Sox tickets, massages, gift certificates and more. So let's bid, bid, bid for the home team, The Ta-Tas. If they don't win, it's a shame.
Image borrowed from Team Ta-Ta.
Image borrowed from Team Ta-Ta.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Many Hands...
make light the work. You walk the halls of Hemenway and you can see the teamwork that takes place. Clusters, reading groups, fifth grade buddies, classroom group projects, it's all there. A scaffolding erected, from kindergarten through 5th grade, of examples of how to proceed in life outside the brick walls.
And proceed they do. The Framingham Teacher's Asssociation Habitat for Humanity build is this weekend. As they were last year, our teachers will be there again.
And proceed they do. The Framingham Teacher's Asssociation Habitat for Humanity build is this weekend. As they were last year, our teachers will be there again.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
No Fooling: Ms. Beck is in the Lead
Once again Ms. Beck is at the helm of Team Ta-Ta for the upcoming Avon Breast Cancer walk. Just like when she leads our young people in song, Ms. Beck is up front, keeping her team in step and on the beat towards a cure. Yeah! Ms. Beck!
Big and breaking News: Team Ta-Ta will be holding a silent auction April 10th to the 18th. On the block are two sets of Red Sox tickets, plus many more wonderful items. The auction will open via the team page on April 10th. So set your bookmarks for placing a bid or two.
Big and breaking News: Team Ta-Ta will be holding a silent auction April 10th to the 18th. On the block are two sets of Red Sox tickets, plus many more wonderful items. The auction will open via the team page on April 10th. So set your bookmarks for placing a bid or two.
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