DUNBAR PANDAS HAVE HEART!

Fundraiser for Muscular DystrophyAugust 2013

What is Muscular Dystrophy?

Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic, progressive, debilitating muscle disease.

It affects movement, breathing, and quality of life.

There are many forms of Muscular Dystrophy.

Muscular Dystrophy affects thousands in the United States alone.

There is no cure, but research is making advances in prevention and treatment.

Dr. Gentry, Ms. Wayne, and Ms. Middleton were “arrested” and taken to jail. Students bailed them out

with the money they raised for Muscular Dystrophy research.

Dunbar Elementary students and faculty who contributed $1.00 toward MD research

were allowed to wear jeans to school on Friday, August 16.

A big THANK YOU goes out to these students and faculty members pictured in

the following slides.

Dunbar Administration & Office Staff

Ms. Blair & Ms. Rivers’ PreK Students

Ms. Askew’s Kindergarteners

Ms. Coleman’s Kindergarteners

Ms. Prophete’s First Graders

Ms. Rodgers’ First Graders

Ms. Sheard’s First Graders

Ms. Henry’s Second Graders

Ms. Stewart’s Second Graders

Ms. Young’s Third Graders

Ms. Walker’s Third Graders

Ms. Vester’s Fourth Graders

Ms. Witt’s Fourth Graders

Mr. Edmundson’s Fifth Graders

Ms. Forrest’s Fifth Graders

GRAND TOTAL RAISED$265.00

for Muscular Dystrophy!

Way to go, Dunbar Pandas!

To learn more about Muscular Dystrophy, be sure to watch Darius Goes West. This inspirational documentary follows the

story of a remarkable young man, Darius Weems, on a most remarkable journey.

http://www.dariusgoeswest.org/the-film/

Photo of Darius Weems:http://www.kennedykrieger.org/patient-care/patient-care-centers/center-genetic-muscle-disorders

Slideshow produced by Cindy McMillion Dunbar Elementary School Library Media Specialist

© 2013

Panda with heart clip art:http://www.123rf.com/clipart-vector/giant_panda.html

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