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March for Babies 2008 will take place in Michigan Rain, Snow or Shine!
Weather in Michigan is impossible to count on - but we're counting on you. After all your hard work signing up sponsors and collecting their donations, the weather may not cooperate. March for Babies takes place snow, rain or shine!

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2008 National Ambassador, Catharine Aboulhouda at The Golden Mile
Catharine Aboulhouda and her mother, were in Detroit to share their story at the Golden Mile Executive Breakfast on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 in the Main Dining Room of the Detroit Athletic Club.

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2008 NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW CHARITY PREVIEW
Charities like the March of Dimes rely on Preview: 2008 NORTH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTO SHOW WELCOMES 15,000 GUESTS RAISES $6 MILLION FOR CHILDREN'S CHARITIES

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Foundation donates $20,000 to March of Dimes
UAW Vice President General Holiefield has a vision. The director of the union’s Chrysler Department wants to see a “Judy Gettelfinger smile” on the faces of children all over metropolitan Detroit.

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2007 Auto Show Charity Preview
This annual event raised $6 million for local children's charities this year, including Michigan Chapter March of Dimes.

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Preemies Face Health Challenges
As their numbers rise, so does the need for pricey medical care throughout their life.

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March of Dimes Honors Citizens of the Year
Citizen of the year honorees are Nancy White, chairwoman of the Macomb County Board of Commissioners and Macomb County Sheriff Mark Hackel. Mike Aggeler, president of John's Lumber, will be acknowledged with the "Donna Greco Issa Family Award".

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March of Dimes Campaign Begins: Premature Births a Booming Concern
30-Jan-03, Preterm births are increasing in Michigan and nationally, putting babies at risk for a variety of health problems. The March of Dimes is kicking off a 5-year national campaign today to raise awareness of the issue.

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Tracking is Urged for Birth Defects: Officials Say System Could Provide Answers
21-Feb-02, One in 28 babies born in the United States has a birth defect. In an effort to find answers for anguished families, a national health think tank wants states to improve efforts to track birth defects, the leading cause of death among infants.

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