
Shop to help NYC children Sunday, December 6th, 2009
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What is Miracle?
Miracle on Madison Avenue is a New York City holiday tradition that brings together a caring community of shoppers and merchants to help children who depend on the vital health care services of The Children’s Aid Society.
The 23rd Annual Miracle on Madison Avenue will be held on Sunday, December 6th, 2009. Miracle 2009 will be a day of shopping and entertainment for guests of all ages. We invite Madison Avenue retailers to participate in Miracle 2009 by donating 20% of their sales on December 6th. This holiday season, we all want to treat ourselves to something special — maybe some new jewelry, a chic pair of shoes or that “must-have” toy for the kids…but what if your wishes could make a REAL difference, not just in your own home, but in the lives of children who need a lot more than just a new toy? If you had that kind of magic at your fingertips… what would YOU wish for? What’s On Your REAL Holiday Wish List? Let us know in the below comment section! This holiday season, help your gifts go just a little farther. Save the Date and Save a Child. For additional information about Miracle on Madison, contact Susan Melnyk at 917.885.9807 or susanm@childrensaidsociety.org or Cathleen Miles at 212.901.1958 or cathleenm@childrensaidsociety.org |
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Making Miracles for Children in Need
One hundred percent of the net profit of Miracle on Madison Avenue will provide vital health services to underserved children – children that are most often not connected to primary physicians and are therefore not getting preventive care, the most important determinant of good health. Your support will help Children’s Aid tackle some of the toughest challenges of childhood poverty and sustain programs for the time needed to produce results.
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Miracle 2009 Chair, Tamara Tunie, Law and Order: SVU
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