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Team Captain Tools Page

Team Captains visit this page to download Indiana March for Babies materials and information.

2008 Indiana Top March for Babies Walkers
13-Aug-08

As of August 2008, the following people have raised over $2,500 to help give every baby a healthy start. Click on the name of the leader to see their page.

Lyndsey Plessinger, Team Faith Elizabeth, Indianapolis

"Mimi" Callahan, Caitlin Coffman's Team, Terre Haute

Kris Hart, Emma's Wings Team, Lafayette

LoraLee Weaver, Weavers Boys Team, Indianapolis

Emily Wargel, Leaping Lane Team, Evansville

Faye Ann Cunninham, Curves For Women Team, Michigan City

Bob Katowitz, Sarah's Sidekicks, Evansville and Indianapolis

More to come. Please check back because many of our leaders are still turning in donations! If you have raised over $2500 in March for Babies, but do not appear on the list, please contact Tim Arndt at the Indiana Chapter office at 317-262-4668 or by email at tarndt@marchofdimes.com.


	Donating is easy online, by phone or mail / fax.



	• Become a prematurity partner Prematurity partnerships are significant corporate and individual contributions to the prematurity campaign in Indiana.
	• Help make March of Dimes events a success There are many fun and memorable events held each year in the Indiana Chapter raising critical funds for the March of Dimes fight for babies' lives. We need your help in making them a success.




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