October 2009: Coins for Cure Competition a Success for High School Students
- January 2009: Our First Miracle Makers from China!
- March 2009: Hot Wheels are Hot for PRF
- March 2009: Seniors Bake to Make a Cure POSSIBLE
- April 2009: Graduating Girls Perform Community Service for Cameron
- April-July 2009: Progeria Project Wins Gold & Silver Medals!
- Kentucky Bowlers Help Strike Out Progeria
- May 2009 - Girls Turn Project into Fundraiser for PRF
- May 2009: Aunt Kira runs a �Marathon for Miles� in Newport Beach, CA
- May 2009: Dining for PRF in Maryland
- More and more athletes are running for Progeria!
- Student kicks butt to raise money and awareness for PRF!
- Kentucky Go-Cart Racers Go Wild for PRF!
- May 2009: Pedaling for Progeria!
- May 2009: Canadian Girls Turn Project into Fundraiser
- June 2009: Foxboro Girls Raise Awareness and Donations at "Founder's Day"
- June 2009: High School Senior does Expedition Project on Progeria
- June 2009: Interact Club chooses PRF for Donation
- July 2009: Dorm Students Paint Murals in Honor of PRF!
- September 2009: Wedding Couple Shares their Special Day with PRF
- Progeria Project Wins Gold & Silver Medals
- October 2009: Coins for Cure Competition a Success for High School Students
- October 2009: Student Holds Bake Sale and Volunteers with California Chapter
- Aunt Emily’s Endless Devotion
- AAA: Another Amazing Aunt!
- December 2009: Peabody, MA Third Graders Show the Spirit of Giving
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After seeing a show on TLC about Progeria, Kellye and friend Cheyenne, from Middleton High School in Idaho, held a Coins for Cure Challenge at their school, offering the winning class a pizza party. The class that won collected over $100 in less than a week! The girls also held a bake sale, using PRF balloons and brochures to spread the word while selling cookies and muffins. They raised over $300 with both events. “It was such an accomplishment for us, we are so proud of what we did for Progeria!” And so are WE!