Run Sanlam Cape Town Marathon Sunday 17 Sept 2017 for MS
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Run SCTM 2017 for MS

Whether you do the Olympic distance of 42.2km or the 10 Walk/Run or even the 4.2 Fun Run, there is a race for everyone!

MSSA Western Cape (Multiple Sclerosis South Africa – Western Cape) have been offered an amazing opportunity to raise funds by invitation to be a benefitting Charity in the upcoming Sanlam Cape Town Marathon.

The Sanlam Cape Town Marathon strives to become South Africa's biggest fundraising platform. To achieve this, they welcome and allocate charities to become part of their event.This is an incredible opportunity for Multiple Sclerosis South Africa to be showcased to all walks of life and to bring awareness to the struggle that many Multiple Sclerosis patients face in their daily lives as well as the obstacles they face in gaining medical and financial support.

What is Multiple Sclerosis?
Multiple sclerosis, an unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system, interrupts the flow of information within the brain, and between the brain and body.
Symptoms range from numbness and tingling to blindness and paralysis.

The progress, severity and specific symptoms of MS in any one person cannot yet be predicted, but advances in research and treatment are moving us closer to a world free of MS.

Most people with MS are diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50, with at least two to three times more women than men being diagnosed with the disease. MS affects more than 2.5 million people worldwide. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is one of the most common diseases of the central nervous system.

So why not run the race for Multiple Sclerosis?
You can dedicate your run to supporting MSSA – Western Cape.
Whether you do the Olympic distance of 42.2km or the 10 Walk/Run or even the 4.2 Fun Run.

Entry Donations:

42.2km Marathon = R300

  • Includes VAT, event T-shirt, goodie bag and medal
  • DOES NOT include ASA temporary license fee of R60

10km = R150

  • Includes VAT, goodie bag and medal
  • DOES NOT include ASA temporary license fee of R30 and event T-shirt (R200)

4.2km Fun Run = R100

  • Includes VAT and medal


Spaces to run in support of Multiple Sclerosis are limited.

A portion of your entry fee is a donation to the charity.

Entry process:

1. Runners pay for their desired distance through the event GivenGain
page https://www.givengain.com/ap/runSCTM2017forMS/.

(PLEASE use your email address as a message/reference)

2. Once the payment has been received, MSSA will supply you with
a voucher for online registration.

3. NOTE: Entrants will only
pay for additional items they require: time chip, license fee or T-shirt.

4. Runners will be seeded based on the race results supplied

online.

5. Entrants will follow the normal number collection process at
the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon Expo.

Sponsorship:

Hopefully we will secure a sponsor for the 2017 race that
will allow us to provide runners with branded items.

Additional Fundraising:

We encourage runners to continue to raise funds in the build up to the event.

GivenGain has a vault of fundraising ideas.

If you would like advice on fundraising, please email Claudia

Dieckmann (email below).


We would like to raise as much money as possible from this event. Multiple Sclerosis can be a financial drain for many (R1000 only buys 1 month supply of incontinence pads).

So we appeal to all our runners to help in the fight of day to day living with Multiple Sclerosis.

Visit the MSSA page http://www.multiplesclerosis.co.za/


All race information can be found on the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon website: http://www.capetownmarathon.com/


Please contact Claudia Dieckmann on claudiadieckmann@gmail.com or message us through the MSSA Facebook event page if you have any questions.

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