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Upcoming Events
Aug 23, 2008 The 16th Annual March of Dimes Mud Volleyball Challenge

Participate in the largest Mud Volleyball tournament on the East Coast!
Sep 1, 2008 -
Nov 1, 2008
2008 March for Babies

Join us in the first March for Babies and make a difference in the lives of millions of babies!
Sep 10, 2008 Signature Chefs Gourmet Gala and Auction

Join us for an evening filled with delicious food and an exciting silent and live auction with priceless dining and travel packages.
Sep 20, 2008 Signature Chefs Auction

Sample food from some of SW Floridas top chefs in the elegant setting of Sanibel Harbour Resort & Spa
Community Highlights
Publix is #1

7th Year in a Row as the #1 Florida March for Babies Team

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Family Teams Walk for All Babies

Florida families raise $587,000 for March for Babies

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PREPARE FOR HURRICANE AND OTHER WEATHER EMERGENCIES

While we can’t change the weather, we can change how we deal with whatever Mother Nature delivers.

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Publix Awarded for their Achievements in March for Babies

March of Dimes recently presented Publix Super Markets with the National Team Award in honor and recognition of their ranking as the number four team nationally for the 2007 March for Babies campaign.

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ProFlowers Partnership Blooms in Time for Mother's Day

The company will donate $10 for each bouquet or item (regardless of price) purchased through www.proflowers.com/marchofdimes.

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Florida Bealls stores and March of Dimes celebrate the success of “Bealls for Babies."
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Florida Gulf Coast University Scientist Awarded March of Dimes Research Grant Examining Role of Preterm Birth in Developmental Delays

A Florida researcher will study the ability to pair words with objects to determine if infants born preterm are delayed compared to full-term infants.

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Florida Chapter Board of Directors Holds A Strategic Planning Meeting

March of Dimes Florida Chapter Board of Directors recently gathered for a full-day retreat in Tampa.

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Florida Scientist Awarded March of Dimes Research Grant

Renowned Basil O’Connor Starter Scholar Research Program

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March of Dimes Florida Chapter recognized November as Prematurity Awareness Month®

With dozens of activities throughout the state calling attention to the more than half a million premature births that occur in this country every year - and other serious threats to newborn health.

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March of Dimes Florida Chapter Volunteers Rally at the Volunteer Leadership Conference in Washington DC

Hundreds of March of Dimes volunteer leaders and staff from across the nation recently gathered at the annual Volunteer Leadership Conference in Washington DC to plan for the future for the March of Dimes while celebrating the past year’s success.

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March of Dimes Florida Chapter would like to extend a special thank you to Publix® for their support in WalkAmerica 2007.
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