[PABS] Greater Philadelphia Chapter participating in the NFB Coast to Coast Movement Challenge

[Stacie Leap]

Hello all,

The Greater Philadelphia Chapter is participating in the National
Federation of the Blind’s Coast to Coast Movement Challenge. As part of
this challenge, our chapter has been asked to raise at least $250 for the
National Federation of the Blind.

There are two ways you can support our chapter’s fundraising goal:

1. Participate in the Last Man Standing Dance Competition

The Last Man Standing Dance Competition will be held during the Boldly
Blind Cabaret on Friday, October 30, 2026.

Admission to the Boldly Blind Cabaret is $40. If you would like to
participate in the Last Man Standing Dance Competition, the entry fee is at
least $2.

2. Donate Online

You can also make a donation online using the link provided below.

When making your online donation, please enter “Greater Philadelphia
Chapter NFB of PA” in the notes section. This is very important because
chapters throughout the NFB will be using the same donation form, and
entering our chapter’s name will ensure that our chapter receives credit
toward our $250 fundraising goal.

Please email me at Stacie.leap at gmail.com if you are making an online
donation. There is a glitch in the website that sometimes does not input
the notes properly.

https://nfb.org/contribute/c2c/

If you have any questions or need assistance completing the online donation
form, please contact me at stacie.leap at gmail.com or 1st Vice President
Marva Hall at marva at myyahoo.com

Thank you for supporting the Greater Philadelphia Chapter and helping us
reach our Coast to Coast Movement Challenge fundraising goal.

Sincerely,

Stacie

Stacie Leap
President, Greater Philadelphia Chapter &
President, Pennsylvania Organization of Blind Parents (POBP),
National Federation of the Blind of Pennsylvania

 stacie.leap at gmail.com | 215-776-6741
LinkedIn <http://www.linkedin.com/in/stacieleap>

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