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Volunteers & Sponsors
Fairhaven Runners Chuckanut Foot Race |
Volunteers Needed
We need you! Please contact volunteer coordinator Terri Lee at (360) 676-4509 or mtbmlee@yahoo.com.
 Presented with the Greater Bellingham Running Club.
The Chuckanut Footrace is coordinated by Fairhaven Runners & Walkers with event partner, the Greater Bellingham Running Club. Visit the GBRC web site for information on races, training sessions, and connections with this amazing running community at www.gbrc.net. Net proceeds from this race benefit the Greater Bellingham Running Club and their great community works.
Sponsors
We want to thank our wonderful sponsors! Read about how these people make this a legendary race! To find out more about what fuels these organizations, click on their links or logos below.
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New Balance
This Boston-based world leader in footwear and apparel proudly celebrates 102 years of outfitting athletes. Fairhaven Runners & Walkers, independently owned and local, is honored to have the very generous support of this powerful outfitter. We sincerely thank New Balance and Jon Wise for helping us present the oldest race in the state of Washington. For innovative design, an exciting collection of footwear, and their energy for this local community, New Balance — echoing their trademarked line — is, indeed, a Total Fit.
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Bellingham Physical Therapy
If you have an ache or a pain that is keeping you from running, walking, or being your physical best, you know you can turn to the pros at Bellingham Physical Therapy. Their specialized, compassionate care has helped thousands get stronger, smarter, and happier—and also overcome severe physical challenges. Independently owned, they have served their community for over 25 years! We are fortunate to know, work with, and refer to BPT—owners John and Marcia McWilliams and their incredibly talented staff of physical therapists and clinicians. Bellingham Physical Therapy helps us move, past our barriers, with strength and joy.
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Adventures NW Magazine
With trail shoes, paddles, and bikes, we Pacific Northwesterners take to the outdoors with multisport zeal. Four years ago, Adventures NW magazine captured that spirit, wrapping thoughtful words and gorgeous photos around our athletic, nature-loving souls. Publishers Paul Haskins and Alaine Borgias know how to tell excellent adventure stories. Just as thoughtfully, they also know how to give back to their community, and we thank them for their support.
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Food Pavilion
Located on Old Fairhaven Parkway, this Fairhaven grocer and pharmacist has Lynden roots and is part of the local network of stores, now known as The Markets. After the race, you’ll enjoy fresh fruit, delicious cheeses, and tasty crackers, courtesy of Craig and Sue Cole, store manager Paul Shepherd, and the store team. Huge thanks for all the positive energy you bring to this community. “Please the customer first” is Food Pavilion’s motto. They always do.
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Back In Motion
Dr. Cherrelyn Seegers and her medical team provide the very best chiropractic care and massage therapy. Dr. Seegers is a runner and a former competitive triathlete, and so she understands the psyches and bodies of multi-sport Whatcom athletes. She is a favorite speaker at Fairhaven Runenrs & Walkers’ fitness forums. Her practice is located in downtown Bellingham on Magnolia Street, and her post-race treatment tent — with complimentary services provided by skilled, caring practitioners — is always a welcome sight at local races.
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790 KGMI News Talk
Some companies are so successful that they become part of our daily rituals. On air and online, Bellingham's News Talk radio gives us news, dependable weather, shows, not to mention those important school closures-every single day! Jacqueline Cartier, Tracy Ellis, and all of the talent at KGMI, thank you for your great work throughout the community and for your early, enthusiastic support of this event.
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Erin Baker's Wholesome Baked Goods
She started baking in her 4-H kitchen and grew a company that distributes nationwide. This is the story of Erin Baker, who began a local business that now enjoys nationwide distribution, all based here in Bellingham. Baker's team bring their cookies, brownies, granola, and yummy, wholesome baked goods to this community's races and our post-event carb-fuel fests. Many thanks to Erin Baker, Bryan Geschwill, and Erica Keller for their personal attention and astounding organization. Baker's loves their hometown, and we love to fuel with Baker's!
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Copy Source
Copy Source brings imagination, state-of-the-art technology, and friendly service to the printing business. Brochures, posters, stationery, letterhead, business cards - they do it all, on a global scale, right here in the neighborhood on State Street. Best of all, Nadeem Israr and his amazing staff greet customers by name and make every job a pleasure, from estimate to final project. Our thanks go to Nadeem for showing us how building local relationships with local businesses build a stronger community. When you see a Fairhaven Runners & Walkers print piece, you know we got it done at Copy Source!
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Village Books
You know you're cherished when people ask, what would we do without you? The sentiment isn't often expressed about a business, but the heart and intelligence of Village Books begs the question. To our neighbors in Historic Fairhaven, Chuck and Dee Robinson, thanks to you and your entire team of booksellers. Our favorite sprint is right across the street.
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| Puget Sound Energy |
| Sanitary Service Co. |
| Great Harvest Bread Co. |
| Bellingham Athletic Club |
| Fairhaven Pizza Co. |
| Colophon Cafe |
| Fairhaven Village Inn |
| Chrysalis Inn |
| Fairhaven.com |
| Moka Joe |
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