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Event: DREAM-a-thon hotsted by KRCC in Chicago [August 29, 2009]

By August 20, 2009No Comments

DREAM-a-thon hosted by KRCC

FYSH (Fighting Youth Shouting Out for Humanity) of KRCC (Korean American Resource & Cultural Center) is hosting their 2nd Annual DREAM-a-thon on August 29th. A 1.5 mile fundraising walk/run, the DREAM-a-thon will raise money for the Dream Scholarship and raise awareness for the DREAM Act.

Re-introduced on March 26 of this year by Senator Durbin of IL, the DREAM (Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors) Act gives eligible undocumented students the opportunity to puruse a higher education and pave a way to legal status. The starting point will be at the Legion Park fountain on the corner of N. Lincoln and W. Peterson Ave. and the trail runs down to River Park, with the finish line located on the field around W. Argyle and N. Francisco.

Participants will be provided meals after the walk/run as part of their entry fee ($8 for youth 20 years and younger, $20 for adults 21 years and older) and will hear from speakers affected by and working on the DREAM Act. Afterwards, FYSH is having various park games and activities! So come, walk, run, eat, play, and have fun!

When: Saturday, August 29, 2009 from 2:00pm to 7:00pm
Location: Legion Park to River Park,
                 starting at N. Lincoln and W. Peterson Ave Chicago, Illinois
Price: $8 for youth 20 years and younger
           $20 for adults 21 years and older

Click here to learn about Korean American & CIR

For more information on the DREAM-a-thon, please contact:
Karn Saetang
karn@chicagokrcc.org
(t) 773.293.4051

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