Announcement from Carolina Resource Center for Eating Disorders:
Carolina Resource Center for Eating Disorders (CRC for ED), in partnership with Education and Insight on Eating Disorders (EDIN), have joined together for a ‘Zero K’ virtual campaign. In an effort to build awareness and raise funds, the nonprofits have developed this on-line event to encourage participation virtually by individual donation and sharing the information on social media.
The campaign kicks-off Monday, May 11th, and closes on ‘Zero K Day’ (June 8th). There is no event registration fee like typical walk/run events, allowing participants flexibility to contribute as much as they’d like. Individuals may choose to make a larger impact by recruiting friends, family, co-workers, clients, etc. and everyone can participate by helping the effort go viral through their social media platforms.
Donors will receive a gift and there are fantastic prizes donated by generous community businesses to award the highest fundraisers for each team.
For more about the event (including prize details) and to register: https://crcfored.com/events/ or https://www.myedin.org/00k
ABOUT CRC for ED
CRC for ED is the only nonprofit in North Carolina providing education, resources, and support to individuals, families, and professionals concerned with disordered eating and recovery from eating disorders. To learn more about CRC for ED, please visit https://www.crcfored.com/
ABOUT EDIN
EDIN provides EDucation and INsight on eating disorders. We are an Atlanta-based resource for those wanting to learn more about eating disorders, and for those who provide eating disorder treatment and care. To learn more about EDIN, please visit https://www.myedin.org.
Many thanks to our event sponsor: Veritas Collaborative
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