Register Now for 20th Anniversary Breast Cancer Walk

Join the Teamsters for Y-Me Race at Your Pace on May 8

WHAT: 20th Anniversary Y-Me Race at Your Pace
WHEN: Sunday, May 8, 2011 (Mother's Day)
WHERE: Grant Park, Columbus Dr. at Balbo Ave., Chicago

After raising nearly $45,000 in charitable donations last year, the Teamsters will pack Grant Park for the Y-Me Race at Your Pace on May 8, 2011. Formerly the Breast Cancer Network of Strength, Y-Me will celebrate its 20th anniversary this year as it continues to support women, men and families battling breast cancer.

“As more and more people are diagnosed with this challenging disease, it’s never been more important for the Teamsters to remain active and support our brothers and sisters,” said John T. Coli, President of Teamsters Joint Council 25. “Our union is proud to join the Y-Me organization again this year and we encourage Teamsters across Illinois and Indiana to join us.

“When we walk in solidarity, nothing can defeat us.”

Follow these three simple steps to register for free:

1. Visit http://www.race.y-me.org/jointcouncil25

2. Click Join Our Team and fill out the registration form

3. Register as a Walker or Runner and enter your discount code to automatically bypass the registration fee (Discount code: teamsters)

Participants who would like to raise funds for those currently affected by breast cancer are encouraged to pledge a donation. Donations can be made online or by completing the attached donation form and sending a check to Joint Council 25.

Download a DONATION form

Don’t want to register online? Download a registration form and mail it to the Joint Council 25 at our address on the right.

Download a REGISTRATION form

Please remember that Joint Council 25 will cover registration fees for all union members and their families. Please sign your family up today by registering for free online with the discount code above. Call the Joint Council with any questions.

We'll see you at the Y-Me Race at Your Pace in Grant Park on May 8.

Teamsters Joint Council 25 represents more than 100,000 hardworking men and women throughout Illinois and Indiana.

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