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MCR Foundation News
16th Annual 5K Run/Walk for Cammy's Cause
September 18th, 2021
Ross's Landing
8:30 am
6th Annual Bowties & Blossoms
July 30th, 2021
6:00 pm
Church on Main
Featuring the Malemen Show Band
10th Annual Mommy Doll & Me for Tea At Home
Featured Speaker:
Pamela Kelle
March 21st, 2021
Or at Your Convenience
For additional details on this "At Home" event, click the "Mommy Doll" tab in the above menu bar
Virtual Community Forum Event
November 12th
7:30
Vieweing is Free
Link to view will be posted here November 12th as well as on our Facebook page
Join a panelist of community professionals as we discuss how Covid-19 has impaced the mental health of our children and teens.
DJ Scuba Steve's Official 5K Run/Walk Music Mix link
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nej433sl6qjebrj/AABMpb3MJzEZyNo3tIVUnksPa?dl=0
Call us today to about our new book!!
423-622-2666
16th Annual 5K Run/Walk for Cammy's Cause
September 18th, 2021
Ross's Landing
Check In/ Registration beginning at 7:30am, Race Start is 8:30am
The 16th annual celebration of Mary Cameron Robinson's life will be celebrated this year with a 5k run/walk, benefiting the MCR Foundation in beautiful downtown Chattanooga, TN. The race will begin and end at Ross's Landing.
Register early online at www.mcrfoundation.com or there will be walk up registration beginning at 7:30 am. There is ample parking in lots surrounding Ross's Landing. which require a small fee. The 5k run/walk is a timed event and participants will receive race bibs at check-in beginning at 7:30 am. There is also a 1 mile run/walk option for participants who prefer a more leisurely race experience. Strollers are welcomed but we ask that these runners/walkers line up at the back of the corral. Children ages 3 and under are free. Adult registration fee includes dry fit tech shirt and child registration fee includes race day t-shirt. Water and snacks will be available for all participants. DJ Scuba will be back again, motivating you to cross the finish line! Out of town friends are able to particiapte again this year by choosing the "virtual option" at registration. Shirts will be mailed to those that are not local.
Race Awards
Top 3 male finishers
Top 3 female finishers
The event will take place rain or shine. All participants must sign a waiver either through online registration or day of.
*Course Map is available on the website.
$35 Registration Fee adults -$15 student (6th-College) - $5 kids (age 4-5th) Ages 3 and under are free - Fee includes Technical dry wick T-shirt
10th Annual Mommy Doll & Me for Tea
March 21st, 2021
Virtual Event This Year
This year, we are excited to provide you with Mommy Doll & Me for Tea arts and craft kits, mailed directly to your home. Each kit will include several activities for you and your girls to complete together. You can complete these crafts at your convenience, but you will have boxes in hand the week of March 21st. The wonderful thing about doing this at home is that you can dress up, or stay cozy in your pajamas, participate with your family, or even gather/zoom with a few friends and complete it all together! Everyone near and far will be able to participate. AND, as an additional treat, we have partnered once again with local boutiques to provide you with a shopping experience! Each kit will also include coupon codes to be used during the weekend of March 21st, so that you all can shop these local spots in store or online! For more information, click the "Mommy Doll" tab at the top of the page!
MCR Foundation
The Mary Cameron Robinson Foundation for the prevention of eating disorders was founded on May 25, 2006.The MCR foundation was inspired after losing Mary Cameron Robinson (Cammy), on September 2, 2005 to complications stemming from a 14 year battle with all 3 eating disorders.There are very few resources in the Chattanooga area that someone with an eating disorder can reach out to for help. We hope to change this. The main purpose of this foundation at this present time is to raise funds and begin educating the Greater Chattanooga Tri-State Area about eating disorders. We plan on targeting all age groups and both sexes so that we may begin putting educational programs into schools. Prevention through education and awareness is key. When knowledge of eating disorders is absent, there is no way to combat the problem at hand. Early Intervention increases treatment success. There is hope. The MCR Foundation is incorporated as a Tennessee non-profit and is a 501(c)3 Charitable Organization.
