Thank you for visiting my BC Race to Educate fundraising page!
On April 29th, I will be on campus at Boston College to participate in the 7th Annual BC Race to Educate. All race proceeds support Marin's school, Saint Columbkille Partnership School and are used to make my school awesome! Race proceeds are used to enusre that quality Catholic education is available to all who seek it. All contributions are tax deductible.
This year, our goal is to raise $200,000 with 1500 participants on race day! We are having a contest at school to see which class can register the most runners and who can raise the most money. I hope you can help me win! To register to run/walk, or donate, please visit www.bcracetoeducate.com.
"I love my school so much because everyone helps us. I love my teachers so much. We get to have fun stuff to do like go out to recess. I like when we exercise in the gym. I like to paint in the art room. I love to sing in music. I like when we count and make numbers with other numbers, like friends of ten. My school is the best school I have ever been in. Thank you St. Columbkille."
If you want to learn more about my awesome school, please visit www.stcps.org. Thank you for supporting an outstanding education for me and kids like me!
BC Race To Educate
The BC Race to Educate is Boston College-sponsored 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run to Benefit Saint Columbkille Partnership School. The race is held on campus at Boston College, beginning and ending in Alumni Stadium, and features entertainment, food and prizes in all age categories. Join the BC athletes, BC Pep band, Berklee Drum Line and Baldwin the Eagle as we lace up our sneakers for a great cause!
Saint Columbkille Partnership School is a Pre-K through grade 8 urban Catholic school located in Brighton, MA. In 2006, the school formed a partnership with Boston College, St. Columbkille Parish and The Archdiocese of Boston, and now serves 435 students. The student population is culturally, religiously and economically diverse with 22 different languages spoken in the homes of our students. 41 percent of our students are on need-based scholarships.