G Team: Good People, Doing Good Things: Zumba® for MS 2012

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Zumba® for MS 2012

(L to R) Heatherly Law, Elisa Irizarry, Diana Fiqueroa,
Jackie Vasquez, Gabby Molina and Nina Merlonghi.

Our Second Annual Zumba® for MS event was a success! Thank you to everyone who came out to Shake It For a Cause! We raised $2137 for the Connecticut MS Society. The event was held on February 26, 2012 at 1691 Cafe/Lounge in Bridgeport, CT.

We like to thank our wonderful and amazing instructors: Heatherly Law, Elisa Irizarry, Diana Figueroa, Jackie Vasquez, Gabby Molina and Nina Merlonghi. Without your help, energy and positive spirit this event would not have happened.

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Thank you to our sponsors who donated items for our raffle. Liana's Trattoria, Wine Specialist Richard Eadie, Maryn Tierney of Tastefully Simple, Brio Academy, Vazzy’s Restaurant, Rainbow Garden Restaurant, Tutorial Services by Heatherly Law and Postmodern Picnic. We are humbled by your support and generosity.

Thank you to photographer Liz Ribeiro of lizrimages.com. You captured the positive energy of our event. Please visit her Facebook page to view more images from the event.

Now that you have warmed up with Zumba. Join us on April 22, 2012 at the Walk MS. We will be in West Haven, CT. Join our team or make a donation of any kind to help us reach our goal. Visit the G Team: Good People Doing Good Things, Walk MS page.

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Like us on Facebook to get up to date information on our team and what we are doing. Go to www.facebook.com/GteamGoodPeople.

Thank you Mark Holleran, Producer of Holleran Media Productions for putting together this video of our event.

1 comment:

David L said...: I had a lot of fun. Always willing to do what I can to help out.; March 2, 2012 at 7:33 AM

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Welcome

A little bit about Good People, Doing Good Things. and why the G Team was formed.

I started this blog because of my husband Eddie. He has MS. Thankfully, he is living well with his MS. But there may come a day where he won't. We want to do something for the people who have been diagnosed - and because we want to do everything possible to help. Today, there is no cure for multiple sclerosis, and with a diagnosis occurring most frequently between the ages of 20 and 50, many individuals face a lifetime filled with unpredictability. This blog is to talk about our experiences.

The G Team hopes to expand our efforts in the future to not only help those with MS but to help others who need a few Good People to help them in thier cause as well. In the years to come we hope to grow in giving back to our communities.