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Win a Ferrari - Raffle Proceeds Support Special Children Fishing Programs

Restoring Hope, Inc., has teamed up with the C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation to raffle off a 1998 F1 355 Berlinetta Ferrari. Tickets are $100 each! A minimum of 3,000 tickets will be sold. All proceeds will go directly to both Foundation’s to help propel their efforts in offering special children the opportunity to have fishing fun on the water! The car has approximately 24,000 miles and only one owner. It is in excellent condition and has paddle shifters on the steering wheel for manual shifting but no clutch. The raffle is open and will continue until July 24th, 2009, or until 3,000 tickets are sold. Must be over 18 years of age to play. ... CLICK HERE for details



Shop at Albertsons and Support C.A.S.T.

Shop at any participating Albertsons stores and use your Preferred Savings Card to donate up to 4% of your monthly spending to the C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation. Donating can be as simple as just going grocery shopping! Simply connect your Preferred Savings Card to our Community Partners ID #49001020620 today and you're set. Click on the link below to learn more about their program and register your card online. ... Community Partners Program



"United We Serve"

The President has said that the challenges America faces are unprecedented, and that we need to build a new foundation for economic growth in America. The Administration has begun this work with dramatic new investments in education, health care, and clean energy, but we cannot do this alone here in Washington. Economic recovery is as much about what you're doing in your communities, as what we're doing in Washington – and it’s going to take all of us, working together. Serve.gov makes it easy for you and all Americans not only to find ways to serve in your communities, but also to create and promote your own service projects. ... CLICK HERE



Youth Spokesman for C.A.S.T, Riley Brown

... Click here to find WHO Riley Brown is!



2009 Fishing Kids Season Comes to a Close

Another fantastic Fishing Kids season wrapped up this past weekend with our final event of 2009 taking place at Island Lake County Park in Poulsbo, WA. Nearly 10,000 youths took to the shores at 15 events held across Washington State this year. We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who made this possible! Stay tuned for more Fishing Kids excitement to come…



Yakima C.A.S.T. Event Clip!

Check out the smiles from chidren at the Yakima C.A.S.T. Event! ... Fun Times For Kids at Yakima Greenway



Take Me Fishing & Angler's Legacy Pledge Drive

Pledge to show one person in the next generation how to fish and enjoy the outdoors. ... Take The Pledge

July 11
Merwin Hatchery
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July 11
Lake Champlain
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July 12
Prineville Reservoir
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July 18
Lake Walcot
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July 19
Canyon Ferry
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July 23
Eagle Mountain
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July 25
Foss Waterway
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Message from Clay:

Sometimes, I feel like the luckiest man alive. I know some people look at me and feel sympathy because of my condition. I look at my condition (physical limitations) as one of God’s best blessings on my life. My condition has given me opportunities to go and do things beyond my wildest dreams. It has also given me opportunities to inspire others to do likewise. I believe we have a responsibility regardless of our station in life to help others who might be similarly situated find happiness and peace irrespective of their circumstances. Remember, if I can you can.

For more information on Clay and his career, please visit www.teamdyer.com. Clay will be present at an occasional C.A.S.T. Event when his schedule allows, however we will not know until a week or so ahead of time so keep an eye out!

Testimonial:

“The C.A.S.T. for Kids program supports leisure involvement and mastery in a motivating and socially stimulating task and environment. The ability for a child to learn a new skill and have a sense of achievement is some of the best therapy that a child can receive. As an Occupational Therapist, I strive to establish this sense of mastery and involvement in all of my patients. It can help to open the doorway to many other skill sets and mastery throughout a child's activities of daily living as it promotes self-esteem and confidence through new learning paths and social acceptance.”

Rosie Kirby, Occupational Therapist

 

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