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FAQ’s
Race Registration
How can I register for the Race?
You can choose one of these methods:
-Online Registration SAVE $5!! Register as an Individual , Register as a Team , Join a Team
-Mail in Registration - Download printable registration form
-In-Store Registration (see below)
-Special Registration Events (see below)
-Race Day Registration at Qwest Filed Event Center
Register online TODAY, and save $5!
What stores are participating in In-Store Registration?
SEATTLE
| Store |
Address |
Phone |
Website |
| Super Jock N Jill |
7210 E. Greenlake Drive N
Seattle, WA 98115 |
(206) 522-7711 |
superjocknjill.com |
| New Balance |
1510 7th Ave
Seattle WA 98101 |
(206) 264-0894 |
nbseattle.com |
EASTSIDE
| Store |
Address |
Phone |
Website |
| Foot Zone Bellevue |
10640 Main Street
Bellevue, WA |
(425) 391-3132 |
footzone.com |
| Foot Zone Issaquah |
Gilman Village
755 Gilman Blvd, Suite J
Issaquah, WA |
(425) 391-3132 |
footzone.com |
| Foot Zone Redmond |
Redmond Town Center
7517 166th Ave NE
Redmond, WA |
(425) 556-0383 |
footzone.com |
| New Balance Bellevue |
2032 Bellevue Square
Bellevue WA 98004 |
(425) 454-8542 |
nbseattle.com |
| New Balance Lynnwood |
3000 184th St SW
Lynnwood WA 98037 |
(425) 774-1014 |
nbseattle.com |
| Central Market Mill Creek |
15605 Main St.
Mill Creek WA 98012 |
(425)357-3240 |
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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
| Store |
Address |
Phone |
Town and Country Market
Bainbridge Island |
343 East Winslow Way
Bainbridge Island WA 98110 |
(206) 842-3848 |
POULSBO
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Store |
Address |
Phone |
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Town and Country Market Poulsbo |
20148 10th Ave Ne
Poulsbo WA 98370 |
(206) 842-6512 |
SPECIAL REGISTRATION EVENTS
Register in person at the following events:
QFC: University Village
May 17, 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
QFC: Greenlake
June 7 Pre-Race Training Event
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Central Market: Poulsbo
May 30-June 1 & June 6-8
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Central Market: Mill Creek
May 30-June 1 & June 6-8
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Town & Country Market: Bainbridge Island
May 30-June 1 & June 6-8
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
How do I get my T-shirt and bib?
Participants who register online can choose to have their Race packet mailed to them for an additional $5. Those who register for Sleep In for the CureŽ will automatically have everything mailed. If you choose not to have your packet mailed, you must pick up your t-shirt and bib at pick-up on Race Day.
Note: Team members must be registered by Saturday, May 24 (mail-in) and Friday, May 30 at 5:00 p.m. (online) to be eligible for Teams t-shirt pick up. Team members who register after these deadlines may individually pick up Race materials on Race Day. Visit our Teams page for more details.
How much does it cost to join?
Registration starts at $10 for children (5 years and under), $20 for Youth (ages 6-12) $30 and up for adults depending on Registration type. A complete fee schedule is available when you click on Register as an Individual or Register as a Team. Beat the rush, save the hassle, and save money by registering online now!!
Why does it cost more to register by mail or on Race day?
The additional $5 for mail-in registration and $10 for registration on Race day go directly to offset the increased administrative fees associated with processing paper registration forms. Your best value is to register yourself as in individual or register your team online today!
What’s included in my Race fee?
-Entry in the Race—as a walker or runner—and inclusion in all the Race day festivities
-Official Puget Sound Race for the Cure t-shirt and Race bib
-Personal satisfaction in joining the breast cancer movement and racing for the cure!
What is the difference in Children and Youth registration?
Child registration is for ages 5 years and under. Youth registration is for ages 6-12. All t-shirts for children and youth are youth sizes.
What portion of my fees are tax deductible?
Pledges and donations above Race registration fees are 100% tax deductible. Race registration fees are not tax deductible. (The IRS does not allow deductions when you receive items of value (such as Race materials and insurance coverage during your Race participation) for the entry fee.
If it rains can I get my money back?
The Race will occur rain or shine. We reserve the right to cancel in extreme circumstances. In that event that the Race is canceled there will be no refund; rather, your entry fee will be used as a donation to the Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure.
Trouble with registration?
If you have trouble with registration please send an Email to Race2008@pskomen.org
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Username and Password - Logging In
Remember that your username and password are case sensitive. Click here to find your password. You will receive an e-mail with your username and password. If you still have problems, please contact us at Race2008@pskomen.org for assistance.
How do I change my Username and/or Password?
First, login to the site using your username and password. Once logged in you will see a link at the top of the page called "Update My Profile." Once in your profile, you will be able to change your contact information, e-mail address, username and password. All changes will be made to your account immediately. There is no need to sign in again.
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Online Transactions
Is my information secure?
Convio has made every effort to protect your information. They use industry-standard SSL encryption techniques to make sure your credit card information, passwords and personal information travel securely over the Internet. They have also installed an encryption engine on our database server so your data is securely stored.
How is my credit card information handled?
Credit card information is not stored in our database. During the donation process, we send your credit card information to an online processing terminal using a secure connection. The information passed back is an approval or denial for the credit card donation.
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Teams
How do I change my team name, team division or team goal?
Only the team captain has the ability to change the team name or team division. The team captain will need to login to his/her Race Center and click the "My Team Progress" button on the top right. On the Team Progress Page, team captains will have the ability to update the team name, division and goal.
How can I see who is on my team?
Login to the site using your Username and Password. Go to your Race Center and click the "team progress" tab; this will allow you to view your team roster and the amounts raised by each team member.
What is the difference between making my personal page private or public?
By default, a personal page is public, meaning your name will appear in the participant search list, and anyone accessing the site will be able to support you. Setting your personal page to Private means your name will not appear in the participant search list, and only people you personally invite will be able to support you.
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Survivors
Who is considered a survivor at the Race?
Anyone who has ever been diagnosed with breast cancer is considered a survivor, including anyone who is currently undergoing treatments for breast cancer. The Survivor category is exclusively for breast cancer survivors. Family and friends can honor individuals by wearing pink “In Honor of” signs on their backs. These signs will be available Race morning near Race Day Registration and at the Survivor Tent. Visit our Survivor page to learn more.
I have battled ovarian cancer; can I register as a survivor?
While we recognize the valiant battles fought by all cancer survivors, only breast cancer survivors may register as survivors for the Komen Puget Sound Race for the Cure. All of the net funds raised through this event go towards research, screening, outreach, and treatment of breast cancer.
This is my first time signing up as a survivor. What can I expect?
As a registered survivor you will receive a special pink Survivor t-shirt and hat, along with your pink Race bib, to be worn in celebration on Race morning. You will also receive a regular Race t-shirt. The Puget Sound Race for the Cure is a celebration and tribute in your honor for meeting the challenge of breast cancer. All participants at the Race reach out to honor those who have won the battle and wearing the pink t-shirt exemplifies your fight and courage to overcome the disease. The morning is a celebration of Survivorship and you are the source of our pride and hope. There will be a Survivor Breakfast in and a Survivor Goody Bag at the Sew…you’re a Survivor Tent for all registered Survivors. Be proud and share your success! Visit our Survivor page to learn more.
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General Race Information
What day is the Race?
Race Day is Saturday, June 21 at Qwest Field & Event center rain or shine
Do children and youth have to pay to participate in the Race?
Yes, if they want to be recognized as a Race participant and receive a bib and youth-sized Race T-shirt.
What sizes do the t-shirts come in?
Race t-shirts are available in Youth sizes Small, Medium and Large as well as Adult sizes Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, and XX-Large. T-shirts are first-come, first-served. T-shirt sizes can not be guaranteed.
Can I push a stroller during the Race?
Yes, but strollers are encouraged to participate in the 5K Co-ed Walk, 1 Mile Co-ed Walk or to place themselves toward the back of the Co-ed Run.
Can I bring my dog to run with me?
No. For the safety of all participants, our insurance company requests that pets not be allowed on the course. No dogs or pets of any kind are allowed in Qwest Field & Event Center.
Can I use in-line skates or skateboard?
In-line skates and skateboards are not permitted in this event.
Can I volunteer for the Race?
Absolutely! Please visit our Volunteer page for details.
If I miss the Race, will you mail me my T-shirt?
No. Race t-shirts will not be mailed post-Race. This allows us to make the best use of donation dollars. Please note: All participants who register for Sleep in for the Cure, will have Race materials automatically shipped. This includes those who register in the final days before the Race; these are the only shirt shipments that will be made post-Race.
How do I form a team?
Visit our Teams page to learn more.
Can I participate as a survivor in honor of my mother who passed away from breast cancer two years ago?
No. Participants may only register as a survivor if they themselves have been diagnosed with breast cancer and they wish to be recognized as a breast cancer survivor by wearing a pink bib and pink t-shirt.
If you would like to participate in celebration of a breast cancer survivor or in memory of someone who has lost the battle against breast cancer, please visit Day of Registration on Race Day to pick up a placard. Visit our Survivor page to learn more.
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Parking and Transportation
Please check back for further details on available parking and transportation options.
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Online Fundraising
What is a Personal Page?
A personal page is an online promotional tool for your use when asking your friends and family to join your team or sponsor you by making a donation. Once you sign up for an event online, by default, you will have a personal page created for you. You have the option of personalizing this page by going to your Race Center. You will be able to customize images, text and the style/color layout of the page.
By default I have a personal page, do I have to change it?
Once you sign up for an event online, by default, you will have a personal page created for you. A compelling personal page attracts and engages supporters. While you can spread the word using customized e-mail solicitations, your personal campaign page can be your own creative expression of your commitment to the cause. Customize your page by selecting the layout and style that work best for you. Utilize the elements of text, photo and status indicators to their fullest advantage.
How do I change my personal fundraising goal?
First, you will need to login to your Race Center. On the bottom right side of the Race Center home page is the location to modify your personal fundraising goal. Enter your new goal and submit the changes.
How do I change my team name, team division or team goal?
Only the Team Captain has the ability to change the team name or team division. The team captain will need to login to his/her Race Center and click the "My Team Progress" button on the top right. On the Team Progress Page, Team Captains will have the ability to update the team name, division and goal.
How can I see who has donated to me?
Login to the site using your Username and Password. Go to your Race Center and click the "my progress" tab; this will allow you to view your donor list and any amounts having been donated.
How can I see who is on my team?
Login to the site using your Username and Password. Go to your Race Center and click the "team progress" tab; this will allow you to view your team roster and the amounts raised by each team member.
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Printable Forms
2008 Registration Form
2008 Pledge Tracking Form
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Email
How do I unsubscribe from e-mail?
Towards the bottom of each e-mail message there is a link stating, "Click Here to Unsubscribe from this E-mail Message." Click this link and follow the instructions given to unsubscribe.
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Susan G. Komen for the Cure
What is the Promise?
To save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.
How does the Komen Puget Sound differ from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure?
Susan G. Komen for the Cure is the national organization that organizes the Affiliate Network in which Komen Puget Sound operates.
Why was Komen founded?
Susan G. Komen for the Cure was established in 1982 in Dallas by Nancy Brinker to honor the memory of her sister Susan G. Komen, who died from breast cancer at the age of 36. Nancy’s promise to Suzy was that she would do everything possible to find a cure for breast cancer.
Where does the money raised by the Puget Sound Race for the Cure go?
75 percent of the net funds raised remain in our local community to fund education, screening and treatment programs for the medically underserved in Western Washington. 25 percent of the net funds raised support the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Award and Research Grant Program.
How much money does Komen Puget Sound put back into the community?
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Puget Sound Affiliate has awarded $1,845,151 to local non-profit, tribal and government institutions for the 2008 grant cycle.
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