Date: Sunday, 1 November 2009
Venue: Flag off @ 9.00 a.m. Taman Tasik Perdana (Lake Gardens)
Rules & Regulations:
1) All participants must run on the designated route. There are 2 routes- 5km and 3.5km for the family run.
2) For wheelchair bound, and physically challenged participants, please note that there are slopes along the run route.
3) Participants are to be at the assembly area by 8.45 a.m.
4) No registration required. Just turn up during the run day. You can buy the Terry Fox Run official t-shirt, RM25 each.
Parking:
Limited parking is available on site, and public transport is recommended.
Notice:
The organisers, their agents, representatives, successors and assigns, are not liable for any injuries suffered, damage and loss of properties by participants at this event
Official T-Shirt
Terry Fox Run 2009 Official T-Shirt
The t-shirts will be available in September
Please contact:
Ms Yoon / Mr Peter Kang, CARIF, 2nd floor, OPC, Sime Darby Medical Centre, T: 03-56391874. Or email us at organizer@terryfoxrunkl.org
Hi everyone, we’re happy to report that we’ve found a better use for the empty spaces on our website; the answer? Art banners! Fortunately, the idea became a reality when Malaysian artist, Hariri Yusof, agreed to share his work with us.
Hariri, 42, is an art teacher at SMK Damai Jaya, Johor Bahru. Working exclusively in watercolours, he enjoys painting idyllic images of kampung life and natural surroundings. His artwork definitely heightens the visual appeal of our website pages, and we’re happy to do our part in promoting Malaysian art and culture to our visitors.
Here’s one of our favourite watercolour paintings by Hariri
Hariri was recently given the honour of creating a series of stamps for POS Malaysia. The series, which featured palm trees, was launched on 19th May 2009. We hear it’ll be promoted in Korea soon!
Here’s the first day cover of the Palm Trees 2009 series
These are Hariri’s paintings that we’ll be featuring on our website:
Title: Pengkalan Nelayan Gelang Patah | Size: 21' x 29' | Price: RM 4000.00
Title: Rumah Kampung Parit Mahang | Size: 21' x 29' | Price: RM 4000.00
Support local artists
If you like Hariri’s work, tell us about it! Just use the “Leave a Reply” form below, we look forward to hearing from you. Also, don’t forget to check out Hariri’s official blog for the latest updates on his work.
Check out this submission for Marathon of Hope by Amelia, who had campaigned countless charitable events since year 1999. Post your comment here to show your support!
“Thank you so much for all of your support for this year’s run. As part of the organizing committee, I am always surprised and amazed at the number of people that come out and participate in this extremely worthwhile event. We could not make it a success without all of you and we hope to make it bigger and better in 2009. See you again next year.” Said Terry Watkins.
T-Shirt on Sale on the Run day
Delicious cakes finishing soon...
Our young photographer
Note: Thiam Hooi, I love the yummy cakes!
Four young road warriors
Our sweet little runner on the day
A great family events
Note: Thanks William for sharing the pictures with us.
Ready to run?
Wheels group starts first followed by runners
Event for friends in the beautiful Sunday
Note: Thanks Roy. The pictures are great.
A fraction of the crowd that turned up on that beautiful morning...
Going, going, gone!
Setting up the first-aid stall
The ever bubbly Yasmin and a beaming Ida during the warm-up session
Canadian High Commissioner and Terry Watkins invited to the stage
And off they go!
The steady stream of runners
A great event for the family
Some of our participants on wheels :)
Thirst quenching Milo that was available throughout the morning
Note: Pictures by Nic & Pin. Caption courtesy of Ooi.
On 8th Oct 2008, our team make their grand tour to Cambodia to visit both the Kumomo Schools in Kampong Cham at the Batheay District, approximately two hours drive from the city of Phnom Penh.
The launched was delayed, it was about 60% done now.
Thanks to Bernie and his team, the visit was great with they showing our team around the schools and meeting with the local district officers.
Local Cambodian kids
“In comparison, the youths in Malaysia are extremely lucky. We should all be grateful for everything that we have and learn to give to those who are more underprivileged than us,” Ammie said, after visiting both the schools.
On the visit, tour on duty.
“In these 6 days, we encountered joys and laughter, shocks and burns (sunburns). Besides the famous Angkor Archeology Park, Pub Street, Traditional Markets, Museums and Temple’s visits, we have headed off the beaten tracks to a rural area, 1 hour bumpy drive from the Phnom Penh city, for visiting an under-construction school, namely Kumomo School.” Said Chinseng.
About Rural Schools Project & Kumomo Schools
The Rural Schools Project was initiated by the American Assistance for Cambodia (AAfC) in 1999, and the project allows private donors to build schools with matching funds from the World Bank and Asian Development Bank for the kids and youths in rural Cambodia. Both Kumomo Schools was built with money collected through Kumomo.com built and developed by 1.com.my.
YBIM was first conceived as Yayasan Subang as a foundation to spur the growth of healthy communities in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. By mandate of the Minister, Yayasan Subang was renamed to Yayasan Bina Insan Malaysia, to cover more than just Subang.
In return of your contributions, donors get a free 12-months advertisement space in their YBIM website. Your ads would potentially viewed by visitors from government bodies and corporate organizations who are part of YBIM’s existing network in Malaysia.
Thank you, all the 2008 Runners. See you in year 2009 again! If you have any pictures to share, please paste the link in your comment!
Terry Fox knew personally, the importance of the need for cancer research. At the age of 18, he was told that his right leg had to be amputated above the knee as a result of bone cancer. During this crucial period, Terry saw the intense pain and despair of other cancer victims and was deeply moved. In order to raise funds for cancer research, he decided to run across Canada asking for donations. This became ‘The Marathon of Hope’?. Terry Fox died before he could complete his crusade, but his legacy is carried in the hearts of all who participate or donate to the Terry Fox Run each year around the world.
The run will take place on 2 November 2008 (Flag off 9.00 am) at Taman Tasik Perdana (Lake Gardens). Participants are to be at the assembly area by 8.45 am. All participants must run on the designated route. The Terry Fox Run is an all-inclusive family event and there is no charge to participate in the Terry Fox Run.
TFR KL 2008 T-Shirt, courtesy of Aoi
1. Do I need to register for the Run?
No. The Terry Fox Run is an all-inclusive family event and there is no charge to participate in the Terry Fox Run.
2. I wish to donate, how?
Most people support the run by purchasing a limited edition Terry Fox T-Shirt for RM 25.00. T-shirts are available for sale at the Canadian High Commission, Menara Citibank, CARIF or on the day of the run.
3. How long is the route?
One route is about 3km and one about 7km. You can walk, run, skate, bike or use a skateboard.
4. Can I bring Pet?
No. The event attracts large crowd of people including kids.
5. What time do I need to be at Lake Garden?
Before 9am on this Sunday, 2 Nov 2008. For those who wish to get your T-Shirt on the Run day, please be there earlier.
6. Can I buy the T-Shirt without joining the Run?
Yes, you can.
7. Do you have a route map?
Run route for Terry Fox Run KL 2008
(It starts and finsihes at the same point in Lake Garden).
8. What is the event schedules?
- 8.30am Participants to assemble at starting point
- 8.50am Warm up session by Fitness First
- 9.00 am Flag off (wheels)
- 9.05 am Flag off (others)
- 9.45 am onwards, refreshments are served
- 10.00am children’s activities at the Children’s tents
- 11.00am End of Run
9. Is there an official TFR KL website?
The international TFR committee decided to consolidate all event website under one.
10. How do I volunteer to help?
Pls leave your comment using the Leave a Reply form below. This also help us to contact you again for next year event.
11. How to get there?
Busses – to unload at fountain near national muzium… short walk to starting point through the underground passageway. Busses can park at natioanl muzium car park… ample place. Cars – park at Padang Merbok across Jalan Parliament and walk over. (A note from Jo, cautious when crossing…:)
13. Can I promote this event in my Blog?
Yes, you can.
14. I missed this event last Sunday. However I would like to make the RM25 donation still. How do I go about?
You can send it or deposit it to the Terry Fox Run account at Scotiabank, at 69 Jalan Raja Chulan.
Elevyn seeks to empower marginalized communities by enabling them to sell their crafts via online stores. Additionally, it’s also a platform for charities and NGO’s to raise funds and awareness on their campaigns.
How does it work?
Everytime an item is sold, 5% get channeled automatically to a Cause that the Shop supports. This ensures that the business benefits not only the seller, but to the local community as a whole. Elevyn itself takes 5% for operational funds, with the rest going back to the seller.
Who are we?
My name is Mike Tee, and together with Devan Singaram, we received a grant from the MDEC Pre-seed Fund Programme to develop the project. The project is also a finalist in the recent Youth Social Entrepreneurship Initiative (YSEI 2008)
