The Rad Collector crew was out at Agenda and snapped some pics of our latest Culture Squad projects for Fall 2010 with Skate4Cancer and Craig Wetherby. Check the photos for Wetherby’s 99 Vulc and tee inspired by one of his photos http://www.radcollector.com/news/2010/01/12/c1rca-select-x-craig-wetherby/ and the latest from Skate4Cancer http://www.radcollector.com/news/2010/01/15/c1rca-select-x-rob-dyer-skate4cancer-convert-2/, where proceeds go to Princess Margaret Hospital who are on the cutting edge of cancer research.
As you may know Skate4Cancer is in a contest on http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1885. If they win they will receive up to $25,000 to open a S4C public drop in center Toronto. Right now S4C is in 20th place and they need all the help they can get right now. Please Vote and send this link out to all your friends, family. To Vote and for more about the the s4c public drop in center – please go to http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1885
And you could win a pair of C1RCA Select x Skate4Cancer shoes, not due out in stores until January 2010! Go to www.twitter.com/c1rcaselect and follow us. Winners will be chosen at random and contacted via Twitter.
You should know this up front – we have a lot of love for Antenna Magazine. Check out some Select product in their latest issue, Winter 2010, on shelves now. They feature the new Skate4Cancer Convert shoe in Green (on the left) and the Ruben Sanchez 99 Vulc shoe (on the right).
Skate4Cancer is running an amazing campaign on Twitter that has garnered a lot of attention. For every follower of Skate4Cancer, C1RCA will donate $0.25 to S4C. Go to http://twitter.com/skate4cancer
Learn about Prostate Cancer with Skate4Cancer. Check out their blog:
http://movemeberwiths4c.blogspot.com
Rob Dyer and Skate 4 Cancer are lobbying as part of the Aviva Community Fund for funding to create a youth space in the city of Toronto to lend support to youth dealing with cancer and their projects and events.
Hear it in Rob’s own words:
http://bit.ly/1DNOdB
Skate4Cancer has joined an online competition called the Aviva Community Fund. Essentially they’re giving away a significant amount of money to help build a space for an organization in the community. S4C have joined in the hopes of getting funding for a space in downtown Toronto for S4C. This would serve as an office and a retail space. However the most important usage is that it will be a drop-in centre for the S4C community to come, educate themselves about healthy lifestyle choices, talk to our volunteers about battles they or their loved ones may be having, and meet others.
We’re hoping for your vote, and that you might be willing to help us spread the word about voting for Skate4Cancer. The space we’ve applied for fits in the “big” category, between $50,000-$250,000 worth of funding.
It’s a very simple process – if you could go to the following link, read through our idea, and cast your vote. There is a very quick registration that needs to be done. http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf1885
