MukiBaum Treatment Centres
Help MukiBaum Find Human Treasures Beyond Disability
Join the Muki, the staff and families of MukiBaum Treatment Centres in the 2009 Scotiabank Group Charity Challenge on September 27, 2009. Muki is personally challenging the community to join him for this fabulous day!!!
Walk, Wheelchair or Run in support of
The Match Muki Campaign — "If Muki can do it, so can you!"
Raising funds and awareness for children and adults with complex disabilities.
Muki, who was born with Cerebral Palsy and deafness, has single handedly raised over $500,000 for MukiBaum over the last 18 years. Since Launching the "Match Muki Campaign" on July 21st, 2007 until May 2009 — Muki and the community have raised more than $110,000! It is our goal, with your help, to match what Muki has raised through the Scotiabank Waterfront Marathon.
The people we serve need US and we need YOU! Register today by contacting:
Stacey Gemmill at stacey@mukibaum.com or 416-630-2222 ext 231.
Your pledges and donations will help us to constantly improve our programs and services at the Centre For Ability in Toronto.
Charity Registration Rate is $30.00 for the 5 km and $60.00 for the half and full marathon
** The first 10 registrants will receive free event registration! **
In addition:
- MukiBaum will be providing great incentive prizes for our top three fundraisers.
- All participants who join our team are also eligible for other fabulous prizes to be drawn at the event.
- Donations over $20.00 will receive a charitable tax receipt.
Founded in 1979 by Dr. Nehama Baum, MukiBaum Treatment Centres (www.mukibaum.com) is a non-profit charitable organization for children and adults with dual diagnosis (developmental disabilities and emotional / psychiatric disorders), as well as autism, Down's syndrome, Tourette's syndrome, Prader Willi, and other rare conditions.
Over the years, MukiBaum has evolved into a multi-service treatment agency which provides innovative, unique and individualized day treatment and residential services to the people it serves. Since its inception, MukiBaum has pioneered the use of psychotherapy, including play, music and art therapy in the treatment of people with complex disabilities. In addition, sensory therapy has become an integral part of all of MukiBaum's programs thus meeting the needs of the children and adults who suffer from various sensory challenges.
Our mission is to provide children and adults with complex disabilities the opportunity to develop their talents, actualize their potential, fulfill their ability, achieve personal growth and become contributing members of society.
