June 3-4, 2005 at CHRHS
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Frequently Asked Questions What are the Relay For Life's guidelines?
Team registration is $125 for a team of 8-12 people. For larger groups please contact us as soon as possible. That entitles your team to participate in the Relay, and provides your team with Relay t-shirts prior to the event, as well as one well-sized campsite for the event.
Absolutely not! We understand that 18 hours can be a long time in one place, and people have other things to do, or they just don't want to be there for the entire time. That's okay. However, you WILL be missing out on a whole lot of fun...
No. This isn't a race, by any means. We have a wide variety of people on the track at any given time. You will see the occasional runner going around the track, which is quite a sight at 4:00 in the morning, but for the most part, it's friends, families, coworkers, children, etc. walking at whatever pace they feel comfortable going. And if you need to stop on the track somewhere along the way to catch your breath, that's fine. We don't want anyone hurting themselves or doing anything to endanger their health.
No. Team members take turns walking, typically in half hour to an hour shifts, but whatever works best for you and your team is fine. We do ask that each team TRY to have at least one person on the track at all times, but we also understand that this isn't always possible.
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We prefer that people make donations by check, made payable to the American Cancer Society. It really makes things easier for us all around. Cash, change, money orders, etc. are accepted, of course, but if we had it our way, everyone would turn in checks!
Snacks and drinks are typically available throughout the event as well. However, you are more than welcome to bring your own food and drinks. Please remember, though, that no alcohol, open fires, or grills are allowed on the site.
No. The electrical connections that are provided are used by the event staff, entertainers, etc. only. There are no extra connections.
It is very important that you write the following information on the collection envelope:
Some businesses are willing to make a matching contribution, based upon how much your team raises. For example, if your team of co-workers raises a total of $5,000, your employer might be willing to match that, and donate an additional $5,000 to the American Cancer Society for our Relay. If you're not sure if your employer will make a matching donation, just ask!
Directions to the school are provided from Route 1 (north and south), as well as from Route 17 (west).
People don't always realize or remember that there are plenty of fund-raising activities during the Relay. Teams have bake sales, silent auctions, softball tosses, and various other activities and goings on. Also, we have lots of people who are inspired by all of the luminarias that they see surrounding the track and purchase some themselves at the Rockport Relay. With so many things going on, you don't want to miss out on anything, so bring those checkbooks and help support everyone trying to raise some additional money at the Relay! |
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