Race Day: April 24th, 2010
8:30AM Powder Mills Park Pittsford, NY

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This course is certified to be accurate by the USATF

Course Map: http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=2880518

Race Day registration :

Opens at 7:30 AM at Powder Mills Park, Rand Lodge. Race Fees: $18 until April 20, $20 April 21 until Race Day.

For more information on becoming a Racer or a Sponsor:

Contact Dara Trent:
Email: daraceleste@gmail.com
Call: 724-422-5032
Register Online after January 1, 2010 at: yellowjacketracing.com

Directions to the race:

From 390 N: 1)Take exit 14 for NY-15A/E Henrietta Rd (.2 miles) 2) Turn left at E Henrietta Rd/NY 15-A (.2 miles) 3) Turn Right at Jefferson Road/ NY 252 (7.8 miles) 4) Continue on NY 96 Pittsford-Victor Road (.6 miles) 5) Turn Right at Park Road (.7 miles) Destination will be on the right.

From 490 E: 1) Take exit 27 for NY 96 (.2 miles) 2) Turn left at NY 96/ Pittsford-Victor road (.7 miles) 3) Turn right on Park Road (.7 miles) Destination will be on your right.

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The Ugandan Water Project is a humanitarian effort established through Isaiah 6 Ministries that places rainwater collection tanks on community buildings throughout the East African Nation of Uganda.

There are three major goals of this project:

1) Provide safe and accessible drinking water to communities across Uganda that are currently suffering from preventable diseases contracted from water-borne pathogens. Derek_and_children_1

2) Strengthen communities by providing a shared resource that benefits all and is located at a community-valued location such as a school, church, clinic, or orphanage.

3) Create direct connections between sponsors in the US and villages in Uganda through interactive technology and a fast, efficient impact system that allows project completion within a 30 day start-to-finish timeline.

The rainwater collection tanks installed through this effort are 10,000 liter polyethylene containers that provide 150-200 families (300-500 individuals) with safe drinking water. The tanks have a lifespan of 35 years and require very little maintenance. Taking advantage of East Africa's regular rainfall throughout the year, these tanks are fed by roof runoff from the buildings where they are installed. Light enough to be moved by a few people, these above-ground cisterns can be installed in a few hours once they arrive on-site.
It is truly amazing to see how far a few American dollars can go in a place like Uganda. Even more amazing is how many lives can be saved with only a little effort and a lot of heart.
If you would like to help to financially support the Uganda Water Project outside of this event, please contact the project director James Harrington at 585-752-5396 or ugandanwaterproject@gmail.com.