2nd annual Geoff Jenkins Poker Tournament raises more than $65,000 for The Moyer Foundation's Camp Erin™ Bereavement camps

On January 28, we were excited to team up with Jamie Moyer's teammate Geoff Jenkins from the Philadelphia Phillies to host the 2nd Annual Geoff Jenkins Celebrity Poker Tournament at the W Scottsdale in Scottsdale, AZ. More than $65,000 was raised with all proceeds from the event to benefit Camp Erin! More than 200 attendees and 100 players turned out for the event, including over 40 professional athletes and celebrities such as Phillies' Shane Victorino, Cleveland Indians Grady Sizemore, LA Dodger’s Russell Martin and Noah Lowry of the San Francisco Giants.

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Camp Erin Expands to Eight New Cities in 2010

The national Camp Erin expansion continues. The Moyer Foundation will open 8 new camp locations in 2010. As many as 2,500 grieving kids and teens will attend Camp Erin in 2010.  

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Camp Erin Events

The Moyer Foundation and its partners are teaming up in cities nationwide to help raise awareness and funds for Camp Erin and the Campaign for Kids. Events range from small, cultivation gatherings to large community-based fundraising events and activities. These events are opportunities for community leaders, celebrity advocates, corporate executives, individuals, and bereavement experts to come together and learn more about Camp Erin and how to get involved. Together with The Moyer Foundation, many communities across the country are organizing grassroots fundraising events to support their local Camp Erin.

If you would like more information on any of the upcoming events, please contact the Camp Erin Community Relations Coordinator, Rachel Chiechi >.

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Miami, FL

Saturday, February 6th, 2010 - SUPER BRUNCH with Mario Batali and friends
Join us for an exclusive and fabulous VIP event full of food, fun and sun bringing together culinary and sports Super Stars for the ultimate "Super Brunch” at the Miami’s exclusive Viceroy Hotel! It’s a party you won’t want to miss for two great causes, coming together for children in need.

Cleveland, OH

2010 National Bereavement Camp Conference

The Moyer Foundation is hosting the 1st Annual National Bereavement Camp Conference on Saturday, June 26 in Cleveland, OH following the NAGC Symposium.

When: Saturday, June 26, 2010
Where: Cleveland, OH at the Doubletree Hotel
Time: 10:30am - 6:00pm
Cost: General Registration without CEU credits - $65
         Extended Registration with CEU credits - $95

To learn more and/or register for the NBCC, CLICK HERE.

Who Can Attend: Any and all grief professionals currently involved with bereavement camps or those wanting to learn more about bereavement camp best practices.

Mission:
To provide an overall view of bereavement camp structures and best practices across the country by creating a forum of exchange, learning and collaboration through sharing of timely clinical information, programs, advances in research and successful ideas for new or existing bereavement camps.

The program for the day includes:
   -  Keynote Speaker
   -  4 breakout sessions led by bereavement experts
   -  Closing Speaker

Lunch, snacks and beverages are included in the registration cost. For hotel reservations please call the Doubletree Hotel, (216) 447-1300, to reserve the special rate $79 for a single or double, (taxes not included). Mention The Moyer Foundation to receive the discounted rate.

14th Annual National Alliance for Grieving Children Symposium:

The National Alliance for Grieving Children’s Annual Symposium provides a national forum for those who serve grieving children and families and offers educational resources and networking opportunities in a dynamic, collaborative, and supportive atmosphere.

 

The 14th Annual National Alliance for Grieving Children’s Symposium will be hosted by Cornerstone of Hope in Cleveland, Ohio and will take place Thursday June 24th - Saturday June 26th, 2010.

For more information on becoming a member or attending the Symposium, visit www.nationalallianceforgrievingchildren.org.