Welcome to the Fundraising Page for David Depalma!
NO MATTER WHERE I FINISH THE RACE…
HELPING CANCER PATIENTS & THEIR FAMILIES WILL MAKE US BOTH FEEL LIKE WINNERS!
As part of my 2017 NYC Marathon goals, I have joined Team Continuum to help pediatric cancer patients and their families cope with the expenses and stresses of everyday life. Your support of my fundraising effort is vital to Team Continuum’s success and I deeply appreciate your generosity and encouragement!
Suggested (501c Tax Deductible) Donation: $25, $50, or $100
About Team Continuum
Team Continuum is dedicated to helping pediatric cancer patients fighting all types of cancer. But our not-for-profit organization is not about curing the disease. It’s about our promise to cancer patients and their families: To help them minimize the burdens of everyday life by providing immediate and vital assistance for non-medical essentials – like paying their rent and utility bills – so they can focus on crucial medical care.
To bring our promise to life, Team Continuum has raised nearly $8 million by making a connection between two of life’s most daunting challenges: Battling cancer and competing in endurance sports that mirror the commitment, hope and strength required to endure living with the disease.
Whether you’re a patient, family member, friend, athlete, caregiver, supporter or potential donor, it’s important that we confront these challenges as a Team!
Welcome to the Fundraising Page for David Depalma!
NO MATTER WHERE I FINISH THE RACE…
HELPING CANCER PATIENTS & THEIR FAMILIES WILL MAKE US BOTH FEEL LIKE WINNERS!
As part of my 2017 NYC Marathon goals, I have joined Team Continuum to help pediatric cancer patients and their families cope with the expenses and stresses of everyday life. Your support of my fundraising effort is vital to Team Continuum’s success and I deeply appreciate your generosity and encouragement!
Suggested (501c Tax Deductible) Donation: $25, $50, or $100
About Team Continuum
Team Continuum is dedicated to helping pediatric cancer patients fighting all types of cancer. But our not-for-profit organization is not about curing the disease. It’s about our promise to cancer patients and their families: To help them minimize the burdens of everyday life by providing immediate and vital assistance for non-medical essentials – like paying their rent and utility bills – so they can focus on crucial medical care.
To bring our promise to life, Team Continuum has raised nearly $8 million by making a connection between two of life’s most daunting challenges: Battling cancer and competing in endurance sports that mirror the commitment, hope and strength required to endure living with the disease.
Whether you’re a patient, family member, friend, athlete, caregiver, supporter or potential donor, it’s important that we confront these challenges as a Team!
Comments:
Gina/Steve Pegoraro/Desmond says
Good luck!!!
TerryPreax TerryPreax says
Doctor Who is now considered a British Institute and has come a long way since it first aired on November 23rd 1963. The very first show saw the Doctor travel 100,00 years into the past to help some dim cavemen discover light. After 26 seasons and seven Doctors later the series came off our screens in 1989 much to the disappointment of the huge devoted fanbase. In 1996 an attempt was made to revive Doctor Who but it wasnt until June 2005 when it came back with a vengeance with Christopher Eccleston as the ninth Doctor that put the series back on the map as it were. It then went on for 5 years with David Tenant portraying the Doctor until 2010 when Matt Smith took over the role. Today it is still a great family show and has attracted many new fans.
If youre a new or old fan of the show there are Tours and museums you can go and see some of the locations and memorabilia of this classic show. The Doctor Who Tour of London will take you on over 15 locations from the show, some from the new series and some from old sites like the location of The Invasion and Resurrection of the Darleks. The tour also takes you to the TV museum in London where you will get to see some of the cosumes worn in the show and props used. Also you can buy gifts and memorabilia from the shop.
You will learn all about how the shows were made so the tour is also educational. If you want to take pictures of the locations thats not a problem. Remember the front door of 10 Downing Street in Aliens of London? Well you can get up and close to this and get your picture taken in front of the door. Rose Tyler fans will love the tour as you get to drop by her home in the show.
Why not go that extra mile and actually meet a Doctor Who star. Well this is possible with private or group tours. You will get the general tour but included will be a pre-arranged meeting or lunch with a celebrity from the show. This will obviously depend on availability of the celebrity and the cost will reflect the popularity of that celebrity.
There are tours in London and also Wales. The Wales tours take you to Cardiff where you will see lots of location which were featured in shows since 2005. You can leave from London or at Leigh Delamere services station on the M4. There is a Doctor Who exhibition in Cardiff which you get to see. At the end of the Doctor Who tour you get a souvenir group picture sent you by email which is a nice touch.
For seriously devoted Doctor Who fans there is a 3 day tour which takes you to all the locations in both London and Cardiff. You will see locations from the past 45 years as well as recent sites from the lasted Doctor Who series. Day one is based in London where you get to see 15 sites. Day two takes you to Cardiff where you get to mean the real life owner of the to see we have an Gothic property used as the location of the school in Human Nature. The final day is partly spent in Cardiff with a walking tour at Cardiff Bay, then you head back to London but a stop at Stonehenge to see the site of the Pandoica. Then its dinner at The Cloven Hoof pub in Devils End b efore you taken back to central London.