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Team Hole in the Wall Announces New Partnership with Ragnar Relay Cape Cod

A New Opportunity

Team members participating in the 2014 Camp Challenge Ride and Bandit 5K will have the opportunity to increase their support of The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp with the newly announced $50,000 Matching Gift! This generous gift from an anonymous member of our Board of Directors is meant to encourage new support for Camp and will match Team member fundraising dollar-for-dollar* in the following ways:

For the Restivo family, the Stratton Faxon Fairfield Road Races have become an annual tradition in giving back to The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. 

Media Advisory

The Stratton Faxon Fairfield Road Race is one of Connecticut's best and Team Hole in the Wall is here to help you get ready to run inspired in the 5K on June 21 or Half Marathon on June 22, 2014.

Inspired Athletes Have Best Showing Ever to Support The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp! 

Meeting new friends  ✓

Hospital Outreach Specialist and Team Bandit Maxwell Svec is making his impossible possible by running the Boston Marathon to support The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. Max began working for Camp in 2011 as a videographer during the summer, and what started as a “typical video job” for him turned into something much more.

Superstorm Sandy may have forced the cancellation of last year’s ING New York City Marathon, but for our dedicated Team runners, it only strengthened their resolve to run inspired on behalf of Camp. That couldn’t be more true for camper parent and Team member, Jeremy Goodman.

For the first time ever, athletes participating in the ING Hartford Marathon, Half-Marathon, 5K and Kid’s K can Run Inspired by joining Team Hole in the Wall. Team members not only receive the full support of Team Hole in the Wall staff, but also have the opportunity to raise money to help bring fun and friendship to seriously ill children. All funds raised directly benefit The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, which provides 20,000 children and families “a different kind of healing” annually.