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August 15, 2010
- 3rd Annual Motorcycle Run
Boothe Memorial Park - Main Street Putney Stratford, CT
Starting at 10:00AM
Breakfast at 10:00 am - Ride goes off at 11:00 am
Lunch Immediately After The Run.
Donation: $25.00 per Bike - $5.00 per rider.
Anyone Bringing in $100.00 or more in sponsorship rides FREE.
$10.00 Donation requested for all non-riding guests.
Kids under 12 are FREE
Admission: $25.00
Contact: Lisa DeGirolamo Spiegel
Email: lisa@asfsr.org
Phone: 203-273-2034
Zumba Master Class Featuring Jordana Bross Bell
Friday, September 10, 2010
From 7:30 - 9:00 pm
Doors Open at 6:45 pm
Reed Intermediate School
3 Trades Lane
Newtown, Connecticut
Donation: $20.00 in advance - $25.00 at the door
WRISTBANDS REQUIRED FOR ENTRY
To purchase wristbands call 203-261-0795 or
click here to purchase
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Cookbooks are here!
A cookbook to benefit Scleroderma Research. FLAVOR-ITES designed in
a 3-ring binder for easy recipe removal or additions, contains 300 recipes
from soup to nuts along with pantry basics, measurements & substitutions,
cooking terms, helpful hints and quick fixes. All proceeds from the sale of
the cookbook will go to the American Society for Scleroderma Research.
Buy on-line $25.00, plus $4.95 per Book Shipping and Handling.
or mail Check or Money Order to:
ASFSR
C/O Linda Ann Turiano
31 Patmar Terrace
Monroe, CT 06468
Phone:(203) 459-9928 or (203) 395-8789
Email: cookbookdonation@asfsr.org
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 2009 Sock Hop Click Here.
2008 Motorcycle Ride Click Here.
2008 Sock Hop Click Here.
2007 December Breakfast with Santa Click Here.
2007 Annual Fundraiser Dinner Click Here.
2007 5K Walk - Lake Side Click Here.
2007 Sock Hop Click Here.
2006 Annual Fundraiser Dinner
Click Here.
2006 Kentucky Derby Fundraiser
Click Here.
2005 Annual Fundraiser Dinner
Click Here.
2005 Kentucky Derby Fundraiser
Click Here.
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ASFSR Supporters
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Scleroderma is a debilitating and too often fatal auto-immune
disease that affects 300,000 people across our country.
Scleroderma itself means "hard skin". The hardness is caused by
increased production of collagen and other proteins that cause
skin thickening and replaces normal skin structure with scar tissue.
Scleroderma can be a devastating disease and the same thickening
process may occur in the blood vessels, the lungs, the kidneys,
the intestinal tract and other key organs.
Research over the last two decades has lead to improved treatment
for scleroderma and has improved both survival and function for
individuals with this disease. While this improvement is welcome,
the fact is there is no cure and that individuals continue to be
disabled and die from the disease.
Living with Scleroderma
Coping day-to-day with scleroderma ~ Read their stories.
We Want to To Hear Your Story
If you have a story to tell about yourself or a loved one that has battled scleroderma,
we want to hear it! Submit your story to benefit those looking for support. Please email to
stories@asfsr.com
In Memoriam
ASFSR has lost many friends to this disease. They continue to inspire us to succeed in our mission.
Paul H. Fornier
Dennis Banks
$100,000.00 Check donation presented to Boston University Medical Center
Scleroderma Research Department.
From left to right: Dr. Lafyitus, Bob DeCesare, Vice President ASFSR, Joe LoSchiavo, President ASFSR,
Carmen J. Cartiglia, Treasurer ASFSR, Joy LoSchiavo, Board Member ASFSR, Lou Turiano, Board Member ASFSR
Related Links
Raising Awareness of Scleroderma
(WTNH, Oct. 7, 2004 5:00 PM) by News Channel 8's Jocelyn
Maminta
Raising Awareness of Scleroderma (article)
(WTNH, Oct. 7, 2004 5:00 PM) by News Channel 8's Jocelyn
Maminta
Boston University Scleroderma Program.pdf
Research, Education & Patient Care in Scleroderma.
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