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Magellan Development Group is proud to title sponsor the annual Magellan Development Spring Half Marathon, 10K and Junior Dash in the park at Lakeshore East benefitting the Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute.

Magellan Development Spring Half Marathon, 10K and Junior Dash Race
Location: The Park at Lakeshore East

Date: May 12, 2012
Time: 7:00 a.m. race start

The 2012 Magellan Development Chicago Spring Half Marathon, 10K and Junior Dash Official Charity, the Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute, is currently accepting donations from our participants as well as non-runners who wish to support the organization.  Those interested in donating to the Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute can do so by creating or joining an online fundraising team.  In the last two years, this event has raised nearly $450,000 for the Northwestern Brain Tumor Institute.

Fundraising Teams

To form a fundraising team, join an existing team or register to support the NBTI as an individual click here. (link to http://nmh.convio.net/2012NBTIHalf ) You do not have to participate in the race to join, create or support a fundraising team.  Signing up to fundraise for the NBTI does not include a race entry.  If you would like to register for the race, please visit www.chicagospringhalf.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Saturday, January 14, 2012
Cocktails, Dinner Buffet and Live Music by Dr. Bombay
Attire: Cocktail with a twist…show your support by wearing red, white or blue
Location: Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel, Chicago – Ballroom
221 N. Columbus Drive
Chicago, IL 60601
Time: 7 – 11:00 p.m.
Pricing: $200 per ticket or sponsor packages ranging from $2,500 to $50,000.
Your Host: Magellan Development Group
To purchase tickets or sponsorship packages visit www.DancingwiththeSEALS.com or contact Magellan Development Community Relations Director, Vanessa Casciano at 312.469.8159 or Vcasciano@MagellanDevelopment.com

Navy SEAL Mission: The Navy SEAL Foundation’s mission is to provide immediate and ongoing support and assistance to the Naval Special Warfare community and their families. Established to serve U.S. Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen, Naval Special Warfare (NSW) support personnel, and their families, the Navy SEAL Foundation offers critical support to Naval Special Warfare commands, active-duty personnel, their families, and veterans of NSW. As the duration and frequency of training and operational deployments continue, and the stress on the families and operators grows, this important community requires support today more than ever.

Chicago Youth Program

Magellan Development Group, Loewenberg Architects and McHugh Construction partnered to create a permanent home for the offices of the Chicago Youth Programs, which up until that point had been housed in a variety of office buildings. Inspired by the new office, Magellan’s commitment to CYP continued with additional fundraising efforts. The President of Magellan completed the 2004 Ironman competition and raised over $90,000 for Chicago Youth Programs.
The CYP has more than 525 volunteers and provides a combination of comprehensive, efficient and proven-effective services in such areas as health, education, recreation and career assistance. These efforts mainly are aimed at high-risk children in areas such as Cabrini Green, Washington Park and Uptown.
With the support of CYP’s work, 84% of high school graduates involved in their programs go on to college, teen birth rates among program participants are at least 50% below the citywide rate, and fewer than 14% of program participants have a single, documented delinquent event.
The Ogden School Mentor Program
The Ogden School Mentor Program is designed to help graduating 8th grade students from Ogden School experience the professions they are interested in pursuing. Students spend the day with a local business volunteer learning about and experiencing a typical day in that professional field. Held annually, the program offers business choices ranging from dentists and bankers to designers and local politicians. On an ongoing basis, Magellan seeks to increase their list of business sponsors in order to help the children more effectively in their career search.
Magellan also has established The Ogden Scholarship Program. Each year, this program awards three eligible Ogden students. Magellan awards selected 8th grade graduates a $7,500 scholarship. The money is given to each student to be used later for college expenses. Eligibility is based on financial need and academic accomplishments. The scholarship winners are required to maintain a minimum grade point average throughout high school and contribute a minimum number of hours to community service activities.
In addition to founding the scholarship program, Magellan also periodically provides funding for school improvements or equipment.  Ogden is a community school with a worldly spirit, and Magellan works to expand their world.
Magellan also supports the following organizations, foundations and initiatives: