Loveall Foundation For Children

Legends Fight Night - May 1, 2014 This unique event celebrates its eleventh year, and continues to grow in popularity. Originally founded in 2003 by a small group of friends and colleagues in the institutional investment industry, Fight Night has emerged as one of the IT CHARITY EVENTS in Chicago. For the first time this year, the event moves to the west coast in San Francisco. More info at: ... http://loveallfoundation.org/events/legends-fight-night Get tickets online at: https://legendsfightnight.com/index.php/the-event/tickets/

You, too, can run or walk! Get ready for the 2nd annual Michael John Loveall Run for Children Challenge In June 2012, an asthmatic, a couch potato and a desk jockey defied the odds and ran a half-marathon with only five months of training. Now, once again, the memory of Michael John Loveall who passed away suddenly on Jan. 5, 2012 is inspiring others to overcome personal limits. ... READ MORE ... http://loveallfoundation.org/michaelschallenge

Running a race and crossing a finish line might be on some people’s bucket lists. It wasn’t on ours, but we’re going to do it anyway! We are inspired by the memory of Michael Loveall, who passed away suddenly on Jan. 5, to overcome our personal limits and achieve success. Year in and year out, day in and day out, there are countless children who face far greater challenges of all kinds. We want to help as many of them as we can.... On June 3, we will participate in the 2012 Rock ’n’ Roll San Diego Half Marathon. The goal is to push the limits of our endurance to show what the human spirit is capable of, and the odds it can overcome. Each dollar we raise through your support will be donated to the Loveall Foundation for Children. Please check back on this website to follow this Challenge and learn more about sponsorship opportunities. We are going to run until it hurts, so we ask you to please give until it feels good! John, Mark and Ellen

Now that we’re on flat ground, we’ve had some time to reflect on our adventure. When you set out to do something, you don’t always know what you’re going to learn and who you’ll learn it from. On our climb up Mt. Kilimanjaro, we spent 8 days learning life lessons from ... read more at http://www.climbforchildren.org