Registration for 9th Annual Run for Zimbabwe Orphans
and Gardens for Paraguay Contributions

Motto:	Working and Learning Together
Who:	All Kids and Adults are welcome.
What:	X-Country for a Cause!
When:	Sunday April 6, 2008      Race Times
Where:	St. Joseph School, 1120 Miramonte Mountain View, Ca.. Next to McKelvey Ball Park    Map
Hosts:	The Sustainable Living Foundation and St. Joseph Parish of Mountain View
Distance:	One mile for 1st grade through adult. 220 yards for Pre-School. 1/2 mile for Kindergarten. 100yd. for Lion Hearted Kids with disabilities.
Entry Fee:	$5.00 per runner
Goal:	Match or exceed $30,000 raised in 2007!

Register online with Active.com or All Sport Central

Or, you may download the Entry-Info, Registation/Contribution Form (PDF:540k) and mail it with a check made out to Sustainable Living Foundation to:

The form inlcudes information about the foundation, race times, dedications, award ceremony times, and most importantly, an invitation to learn about the essence of Zimbabwe and how you can make a difference.

To download the form you need free Adobe Reader on your computer.

Would you like to donate funds, be a race sponsor or volunteer? Call Ellen Clark at the foundation phone number: 650 941-9206. Thank you!

ABOUT THE SUSTAINABLE LIVING FOUNDATION S. L. F. is a tax exempt public non profit charitable corporation established by the Clark family of Los Altos in response to the volunteer experiences of Will Clark in Zimbabwe and Paraguay. The Board of Directors are: Ellen, Bill, Teresa and Will Clark and Dee Gibson. The mission of S. L. F. is to achieve positive social change in the youth of Zimbabwe, Paraguay and the U. S. A. by promoting service and compassion, healthy living, self sustainability and education. The two main projects of the foundation are: The Zimbabwe Run and Gardens for Paraguay. (For more on the Paraguay garden project, see the web site.) Two way philanthropy is a goal: giving of ourselves but also receiving from others. We recognize that Africa and, in particular, the children of Makumbi, Zimbabwe have many cultural gifts to share with the world.