It's already the second year of Race against raze for the benefit of Philippine Children's Medical Center, and together with PepSquad Events, we are giving away 3 race kits - one (1) in each race category of 3K, 5K, and 10K. The race will be held at the Bonifacio Global City (BGC) on the 17th of March 2013 (Sunday), 4:30 AM.
To qualify, just fill-up the needed information at the RaffleCopter below:
Race Against Raze, Racekit Giveaway
To know more about the race details, check-out the event announcement at PepSquad Event website and you may also read the Press Release here.
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Beneficiary: Philippine Children's Medical Center's "Child NeuroScience Center" Alumni Associations’ Scholarship Fund.
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ReplyDeleteLets run to save lives for Children!
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The best way to practice fire safety is to make sure one doesn’t break out in the first place. This means being aware of potential hazards in our homes.
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ReplyDeleteself-awareness is the major factor to prevent Fire and it's not stop on it, and also in other unexpected event...
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ReplyDeleteAs an individual, what prevention methods can you do to prevent accidental fires?
ReplyDeleteI always check and turn off all plug of Appliance and making sure that im not overload my extension cable.
Always unplug electronics if not in use.
ReplyDeleteAnything that can start a fire put them in places that are out of children’s and pet’s reach. Children should never be allowed to play with candles, matches, lighters etc.
ReplyDeleteAlways be attentive when brownout.
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ReplyDeleteAlways make the place a zero hazard
ReplyDeleteThe winners have already been picked (check the Rafflecopter above), and are announced at:
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