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Index for Raising Money for the
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society |
1999 Alaskan
marathon, $4200
Mrs. Johnson did
the marathon on July 19 in 7
hrs. 28 minutes
2000 no data; raised
approximately
$2000
2001 no data; raised
approximately
$2500
2002 no data; raised
approximately
$3000
2003 no data; raised
approximately
$3300
2004 Bake
Sale $284.20
(each item 25¢);
total raised:
$3, 488.20
2005
Bake Sale
$486.62;
total
$6176.22
2006 Bake
Sale
$381.80;
total
$4500
2007
Bake Sale
$460.50; bike chances
$968; total
$6680.55
2008 Bake
Sale $487.00; garage sale
$900; lemonade
stands $288 and $60; total
$6753.58
2009
Bale Sale
$572.26;
garage sale
$1065; kickball game
$645.00; total
$7,363.60 
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2009
Light the Night Service
Learning Project
Total: $7363.60!
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Our Light
the Night Summary of a very
busy and successful week...
We made $2282 just in one week
with the projects!
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BAKE
SALE raised
$572.26!
Oh my! Thank you
one and all for baking
and making this
experience possible for
the students and our
service learning
project! And thank
you to all who helped
with the sales!
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Garage Sale
Results
A special thanks to Melissa
and Loni, for organizing
this event. The
pizza-pricing party for
the kids was a wonderful
learning opportunity,
too! Thanks to all
the moms and dads who
helped, and certainly,
thanks to everyone for
bringing all the rummage
for resale!
$1065 !! WOW!
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Charity Kick Ball
Event 
What a HUGE success
this was for the 5th
grade boys who
organized the event!
They were Julius
Walker, Trevor
Engleman, Paul
Parrish, and Tommy
Montileone.
And, special thanks
goes to their
parents, Letitia
Walker, Gina
Engleman, Rosalia
Parrish, and Jonna
Montileone for
backing the boys up
in their project.
A special thank you goes to all the 7th graders who
volunteered to pitch
the game and help
out! What a
great bunch of kids!
All 4th and 5th graders who participated had a blast.
I must say that I
was so very proud of
the wonderful
behavior of all the
students; it was an
impressive night for
all who attended.
From what I heard
from parents,
everyone had a fun
time.
The boys had a $200 goal, and they far surpassed it,
earning
$645.00!
We sold water (50¢)
and popcorn (25¢),
and the silent
auction consisted of
free homework and
recess passes and
candy were donated
by Mrs. Milburn and
me! Thanks,
Mrs. Milburn for
helping out with the
silent auction items
you made available! |
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2008 Light the
Night
Our Official Contibution:
$6753.58
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We made almost
$900 at the garage
sale this past
Friday and
Saturday!
A HUGE thank you
to all of you who
were able to donate
goods. And without
our sales staff,
none of this would
have been possible!
THANK YOU! to Riley,
Lisa, Chris, and
Regi deLeon, Jonna
Montileone, Tanna
Johnson...
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Aubrey and
Marissa Banks had a
Lemonade, Peach Tea
and cookie stand
Friday afternoon and
Saturday, and earned
over $60 to donate
to Light the Night!
Super job, Girls! |
So many
kids have learned so much
during this fund raising
experience! I am so proud
of them, and impressed with
all of you parents in all
the ways you have supported
your children! Thank you for
making this community
service project such a
meaningful success for our
kids!.
Mrs. J
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Meet Our Honor Patient
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Meet Montana Oatman,
grandson to Dr. David
Oatman, who has been our
physical ed. and golf
teacher at Greenwood.
Montana,
who is three years old,
was diagnosed with Acute
Lymphoblastic Leukemia
on November 16 of 2008.
His treatments are
going well and will
continue for a little
over another year.
He
still has many more to
go, but you can tell he
is winning the fight
from this great smile! |
Meredith and Reagan at their
lemonade stand on July 13.
They raised $288 for leukemia!
Way to go, Girls!
* Notice their sign ....All
money goes to Light the Night -
4th grade project* |
2007 Light the
Night
We were awarded the traveling
trophy! |
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Oh my
gosh!
J Our official
count is $6680.55
J
Some stats include:
J Gavin sold 124 bike drawing
tickets, bringing in $248,
♥Thank
you♥,
Dave and Chris, for supplying the
mountain bike. The drawing has made
all the difference!
J Total class bike drawing
tickets was 310, bringing in $620
for a total of about $968 in drawing
tickets!
J Bake sale brought in
$460.50 (Some of the drawing tickets
were sold at the bake sale, too.)
J Top sales person was Bayley,
bringing in a whopping $380!
♥Thank
you♥
Greg, for awarding the $25.00
gift certificate to Barnes and
Noble! |
Light the Night
2006
We raised over $4500 this year! |
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This Year, fall 2006
Leukemia Light the Night Fund Raising
Saturday, October 3, 2006
Team Captains: Shae and Dick Johnson
When: Saturday, September
23, 2006. Festivities begin at 5 p.m.;
walk begins at 7:15 p.m.
Where: Bass Pro Shop Outdoor
World
Who: Anyone can participate; all
4th graders are encouraged to
participate. This is one of our annual
community service projects. Past and
future students, friends, relatives all
can join us, too.
How: Each Walker makes their own
fund-raising goal. Try for at least $25
so you can carry a balloon!
Why: Leukemia alone causes more
deaths among children under 15 than any
other disease in the country
Light the Night and
brighten the future for millions touched
by cancer.
Hop to the Top |
2005
Hop to the Top
LastYear, fall
2005
Leukemia Light the Night Fund Raising
Saturday, September 24, 2005
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Well, we surpassed
last year by a landslide! We raised a
total of $6176.22! Our team came in 2nd
place again this year for fundraising.
Together we showed how we can make a
difference in this world! |
As we received donations from
friends, relatives, neighbors, and
various other people who were willing to
help us reach our goal, the paper
balloons filled our hallway outside our
classroom.
Hop to the Top |
Bake Sale
On the day of our bake sale when we made
a total of $486.62our
honor patient, Ethan Hite, came for a
visit with the class. Jason, his
father, explained what Ethan has had to
go through already in his short, young
life. We learned a lot, and just before
they left, Ethan threw us a kiss. |
Hop to the Top
| Light the Night,
Saturday, September 24, finally
arrives! Time for the celebration with
food, games and fun...and then the 3
mile walk. It was a long walk, a
pleasant night with a soft rain, and
everyone enjoyed themselves. We were
awarded the second place for
fundraising, and that night the money
raised was $92,000--the most ever raised
in the Springfield area! We were so
proud to be part of that total. We had
lots of our classmates there, lots of
our parents, and even Dr. Janice Duncan,
our Greenwood Director, came to cheer us
on! It was a remarkable night. Not
only was our class there, but many 4th
grade alumni showed up to join us. How
fun! |
2004
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This
Past Year, fall of 2004
We raised a total
of $3,645!
We made $284.45 at our annual bake sale,
too. |
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Hop to the Top |
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Fall of 2004:
Below are some pictures of our fund
raiser from last year. |
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We raised $3, 488.20!
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Our hallway was filled
with paper balloons!
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Thanks for all your help!
We
earned $284.20! |
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