Jump rope for Heart

 JENNIEJUMPERS

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Jennie Elliott School 

  In support of Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada

Why We Jump

Welcome to our school’s Jump Rope for Heart fundraising page!

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Our school is excited to participate in Jump Rope for Heart this year! Students will discover fun ways to get active, practice healthy habits and learn about helping others while raising money to beat heart disease and stroke.

Our school is participating in Jump Rope for Heart to empower kids to build healthy habits for a healthy life and learn the importance of giving.

To help our school reach our fundraising goal click here --> JENNIEJUMPERS 

or copy this link https://jumpropeforheart.crowdchange.ca/51891  

If you are looking to donate to our school fundraising goal ($2000) and win a Thank You Prize, ensure you include your name. Donating on this page will go towards our school goal.

Let’s beat heart disease and stroke together! 


Donate today and make a difference!

Did you know?

Jump gives back:

Schools that raise a minimum of $500 will receive 8% of

their fundraising dollars back to put towards what we need

most or we can donate it back to Heart & Stroke to make an

even bigger impact.

Here are some videos for motivation:

TedX skipping demonstration:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUUhF-R4V5M 

Nick Woodard: 7X World Champion jump roper.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU2JUIiM_Mw

What it takes to succeed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCBwEaB1eQU

Junior Chinese fastest skip record attempt

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6eE2TJQyiU










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