News: APEX Gymnastics Raises $28.5K for Western Loudoun Relay for Life

(June 21, 2012) - The APEX Gymnastics teams and families came together on sunny June 2nd to participate in the Western Loudoun Relay for Life at Heritage High School in Leesburg. APEX raised $28,500 for the event by doing various fundraisers such as giving away an iPad, holding open gyms and soliciting donations from family and friends. APEX was recognized for having the largest team contingent of over 150 team members and the largest single fundraiser in APEX owner, the late Marty Newsom.

News: APEX Gymnastics Raises $26K+ for Western Loudoun Relay for Life

(June 7, 2011) - The APEX Gymnastics teams and families came together on a sunny Saturday to participate in the Western Loudoun Relay for Life at Heritage High School in Leesburg. APEX raised $26,600 for the event by doing various fundraisers such as giving away an iPad, holding open gyms and soliciting donations from family and friends.

APEX was recognized for having the largest team contingent of over 150 team members and the largest single fundraiser in APEX owner, Marty Newsom. Nicholas Wilkins, brother of an APEX gymnast, spoke about having leukemia openly and hopefully at the pre-Luminaria ceremony. He received a standing ovation!

News: APEX Gymnastics Raises Over $22K for Western Loudoun Relay for Life

(June 15, 2010) - The APEX Gymnastics teams and families came together on sunny June 12 to participate in the Western Loudoun Relay for Life at Heritage High School. APEX raised more than $22,000 for the event by doing various fundraisers such as selling candy, holding open gyms and soliciting donations from family and friends. APEX was recognized for having the largest team contingent of over 150 team members and team member Aaron Meland won the Miss Relay contest!

News: APEX Gymnastics Has Raised Over $17K for Relay for Life

(June 10, 2010) - APEX Gymnastics teams, friends and family have raised over $17,000 for Relay for Life! Come join APEX on June 12 at Heritage High School where they will walk for 24 hours in honor of those who are battling the terrible disease of cancer.

APEX has spent the past six weeks doing fundraisers, soliciting money and holding open gyms as a way to raise money for this great cause. APEX has raised more money than any other team in Western Loudoun and has over 150 people walking in the event. APEX invites the public to visit their booth, play some games, win some prizes. Free open gym passes will be handed out at the event.

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News: APEX Gymnastics Hopes to Raise $10K for Cancer Research in Relay for Life

(Apr. 6, 2010) - For the fourth year in a row, APEX Gymnastics is taking part in Relay for Life to raise funds for cancer research. Last year APEX raised almost $8,000 and the goal this year is to raise $10,000.

APEX co-owner Melanie Cuozzo wrote: "While I realize many of you are far away, cancer is something that affects all of us. At APEX Gymnastics we strive to give back to our community. We strive to teach our athletes that they can make a difference. Fighting cancer is a team effort. The impact we can make together is much greater than what any of us could do alone."

At the American Cancer Society Relay For Life, the APEX team will camp out overnight and take turns walking around the track to raise money and awareness to help the American Cancer Society save more lives from cancer.

"By joining or donating to our team, you will be a part of a life-changing event that gives everyone in the community a chance to celebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against a disease that takes too much," wrote Cuozzo. "Please make a donation and join our team and help us create a world where cancer can no longer claim another year of anyone’s life."

Go to www.westernloudounrelay.org to join the APEX team!. You can donate a mere $10 to a great cause! You don't have to attend, but APEX will walk for you!