Support ECBM's St Dot's Challenge June 1 2019

Written by ecbmadmin | Nov 13, 2019 7:35:24 PM

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ECBM Insurance Brokers & Consultants Is A Proud Supporter Of St. Dot's Challenge

ECBM's support of the 5k Road Race benefits St. Dorothy's Roman Catholic High School

Media, PA, June 1, 2019 – ECBM Insurance Brokers & Consultants (www.ecbm.com) will be supporting the 22nd Annual St. Dot's Challenge.

ECBM Insurance Brokers & Consultants has provided commercial insurance brokerage and consulting services to the Mid-Atlantic region since 1970. Charlie Bernier, along with Gloria Forbes and Rick Eckert, assumed ownership of this independent firm in January, 2001. Their combined vision was to bring national account services to all of their clients cost-efficiently, and they have been doing so ever since. ECBM participates in many different community service and charity events that touch the lives of our employees and serve our community including St. Baldrick's Foundation, Cradles To Crayons, Operation First Response, The Breathing Room Foundation, The Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association, St. Dot's Challenge, local food bank charities, The Arc of Hundterdon County, MuckFest MS for The National MS Society, and The National Kidney Foundation's Kidney Walk.

What Is St. Dot's Challenge?

Over 800 people from our area and local parish community will participate as runners, walkers, and volunteers. This year’s race is on Saturday, June 1st and will start at 9:00 am, with registration opening at 8:00 am. “The Challenge” consists of the featured 5k Road Race, a 1-mile Kid’s “k”, and the
Family Walk through the beautiful tree-lined streets of Drexel Hill.

More About St. Dorothy

St. Dorothy Roman Catholic School offers students in Pre-K through eighth grade a vibrant, challenging academic curriculum which is deeply rooted in Catholic faith and values. In cooperation with parents, we prepare students to be critical, creative and moral thinkers so that they can face and respond to the challenges of the 21st century.