TCFS Snowflake Shuffle 5K Walk/Run Kick Off Meeting

On Thursday, September 5, 2013, TriCity Family Services will host a Snowflake Shuffle 5K
Walk/Run Committee Kickoff Meeting at 6:00 PM at the agency,
1120 Randall Court, Geneva.

The Committee Kickoff meeting is for

those interested in learning more about the role they can

play in assisting with the planning for this popular family

friendly, holiday-inspired race.  The meeting is free

and open to the public, and all are welcome to attend. 

High school or college-aged students are also encouraged to

attend and become part of this committee in return for

community service hours.  Pizza and soda will be

provided for meeting attendees.

Help TriCity Family Services kick off
a brainstorming session for their first Snowflake Shuffle
meeting of the year by sharing your race or fundraising

experiences, ideas and input.

Hallie Hudson, TriCity Family

Services' Development Associate states, "Attending our

Committee Kick Off meeting is the perfect opportunity for

those who enjoy running or those who enjoy "running" events. 

From September to November, the Committee will hold informal

monthly meetings at the agency to assist in the planning and

preparation of the race.  We look forward to new

members joining us and contributing to the success and

growth of our Snowflake Shuffle."

Over 800 runners are expected at this

year's 5th
Annual Snowflake Shuffle 5K Walk/Run, which will

take place on Saturday, December 7, 2013 a the Mill Creek

Clubhouse and Subdivision in Geneva.

If you are interested in attending the meeting or if you

would like to know more information about the

Snowflake Shuffle 5K Walk/Run, please contact

Hallie Hudson, TriCity Family Services Development Associate

at: (630) 232-1070, ext. 125 or by email at

hhudson@tricityfamilyservices.org

TriCity Family Services is a leader in providing

counseling and other mental health services for children and

teens, their families, and community members across all

income levels and life stages.  Their unique

family-centered approach seeks to strengthen the TriCity

community by promoting lifelong mental health.  TriCity

Family Services never denies services based on ability to

pay.