April 2009: Graduating Girls Perform Community Service for Cameron
- 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
Rachel and Alanna raised over $1,400 in honor of 2-year-old Cameron, who lives in their community. Every student at the girls’ school must complete community service hours to graduate, so these industrious young ladies organized a Coins to Cure Progeria© contest in which the homerooms competed to raise the most money, and the winning class got a pizza party donated by Domino’s. Alanna and Rachel also held a casual Friday day, where students paid to wear jeans and fun clothes instead of uniforms. For the upcoming Kilometers for Cam race, the girls coordinated a “Design the T-shirt” contest. Stephanie Howard, Cameron’s mom, says, “these are some pretty awesome girls!” We agree! Rachel and Alanna, congratulations on your graduation, and something tells us your futures are very bright!
Many schools and religious institutions require community service – why not choose PRF to benefit from it? You can be “a kid helping other kids with Progeria”