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Saturday, July 4, 2009

Who is going to take the Trophy Home?

As the First Annual Dolls for Daughters® Bowl-a-Thon approaches, more teams are signing up. The question becomes who will take the trophy home for raising the most amount of money for Dolls for Daughters®. Will it be CTLA’s team which has already raised $200 with 16 days to go or will it be one of the teams from Bachus & Schanker’s law firm? Kyle Bachus along with founding partner Darin Schanker have formed a team with Liz, Darin’s wife and Brittain Bachus, Kyle’s cousin.

The second team from Bachus & Schanker is led by team captain Sammer Khalaf with teammates Courtney Clark, Mike Clark and Kris Koehler. The third team competing for the bragging rights and trophy from Bachus and Schanker are led by Chuck Crispell with Kathy Pacheco, Eric Pizzuti and Brenda Martinez.

Or will it be one of our board members, Heather Nehls and her team that surpasses everyone else and takes the trophy. Stay tuned to find out how many more teams join the race to raise money for Dolls for Daughters® and have fun at our First Annual Dolls for Daughters® Bowl-a-Thon.

Anyone is welcome to form a team and participate on July 18, 2009 from 12:00-3:00 pm. If you are interested in participating please contact Nick at NickJurjovec.AT.dollsfordaughters.com..

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Kenzi's Causes

In 2007, Jessica Bachus started Dolls for Daughters®, after her daughter Kenzi was stillborn. She created an annual holiday Toy Drive for Colorado children who would not otherwise have toys during the holidays. Today, Kenzi's Causes collects more than 100,000 toys, stocking stuffers, books, toothbrush/toothpaste kits, backpacks, lunch boxes and other items to change the lives of children in Colorado through our programs. At this annual event, families are also provided with community resources to help improve their lives and the lives of their children.

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