They swam, biked and ran, raising more than $1.1 million for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles at the 25th annual Nautica Malibu Triathlon.
Held Sunday, Sept. 18, thousands of supporters arrived early in the morning to cheer on athletes who took part in the Zuma Beach event.
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The Nautica Malibu Triathlon, held on Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010, was a huge success once again this year, raising $1,009,651 (and counting!) for Pediatric Cancer Research at our hospital. See More Pics on Flickr…Click the Pictures Our hospital’s very own Tri-Team won first place in the corporate fundraising challenge with an amazing $177,168.50—nearly $20,000 more than [...]
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“I am so thrilled to be a coach for the Childrens Hospital Los Angeles team. I could be the team coach for Team Warner Brothers, or another well-known corporation, and it would be a great gig, but it wouldn’t have the same emotional impact that it does for me to give back to the people who work at this hospital where I received my care so long ago.
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