Banner graphic for Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon in Camp Hill PA November 10, 2007
Updated 12/23/2009

Fast-paced video of Min's Karate Academy students breaking boards in the First Annual Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon, December, 2006.

Lisa Linton visited Min's Karate Academy in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania to interview 2nd degree black belt Krystina I. Shultz, organizer of Min's Karate Annual Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon.

This year, the Break-A-Thon will be held JANUARY 16, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. (Breakers, please arrive at 9:00.)

 

Welcome from Krystina Shultz

In 2006 I was a sophomore at East Pennsboro High School in Enola, PA. I wanted to help make that holiday season a more enjoyable event for a child by answering a wish request or some similar gesture. My desire grew into an event that helped far more than one child.

This event, *Min's Karate Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon* fundraiser allows me, and other people, to distribute holiday cheer to those who need it. The students of Min's Karate Academy in Camp Hill, PA gathered per-board pledges and flat donations and had a blast while raising money for the three charities featured on this page.

I have held the event each year since, raising a cumulative total of $4,680, which was evenly distributed among these charities. Now, as a college freshman, I am proud to be holding the Fourth Annual *Min's Karate Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon* fundraiser on JANUARY 16, 2010. I would like to thank everyone who helped make the first three events a success and I trust that this year's Break-A-Thon will be the best yet.
Krystina Shultz

 

 

 

This Season, the 4th Annual Holiday Charity Break-A-Thon will be held JANUARY 16, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. Last year, the event raised $1,380, bringing the total amount raised for all three to $4,680. Thank you to all of the breakers and to everyone who helped make this a successful annual event.
Read more in The Sentinel online.

Individual sponsors, our board breakers depend upon your per-board pledges to raise money for our charities. Please let us know how many dollars per broken board you wish to donate and the maximum number of broken boards you are willing to sponsor. If you already know the student you want to sponsor, tell us his or her name. Otherwise, we will distribute pledges evenly among those who have signed up to break boards and let you know who will be breaking boards for you. Please send your per-board pledge to: info@charitybreakathon.com

If you would like to make a flat donation, please mail your check (payable to Krystina Shultz) to:
            Krystina Shultz
NEW P.O. Box 471      

             Enola, PA  17025
(If you had mail returned from Box 433, please accept our apology and email  info@charitybreakathon.com. Thank you.)

Attention Breakers! Please arrive at 9:00 a.m.
If you need additional Sponsor Sheets, download the Sponsor Sheet in PDF format. If you need additional Posters, download the Poster in PDF format. If you need additional Press Releases, download the Press Release in PDF format. If you need additional Student Guidelines, download the Student Guidelines in PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader to open it. You can get it directly from Adobe. Click on the image. Get Adobe Acrobat Reader

Supported Charities

Central Pennsylvania Food Bank logo

The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank distributes more than 15 million pounds of food and grocery products every year to more than 500 soup kitchens, shelters and food pantries in 27 central Pennsylvania counties. These agencies directly feed thousands of hungry families throughout central Pennsylvania.  http://www.centralpafoodbank.org      Phone: 717.564.1700

Shalom House logo

Shalom House provides temporary shelter for women and children who have no where else to go and provides for their basic needs: a bed, food, clothing, health and hygiene supplies, as well as a temporary address and telephone number.

Shalom House, P.O. Box 3893, Harrisburg, PA 17105 Phone: 717.232.3482 info@shalomhouse.net

United Methodist Home logo

United Methodist Home for Children provides a caring environment for Central Pennsylvania's children in need. The Home is a refuge for children who are victims of a negative social environment.

United Methodist Home for Children, Inc., 5120 Simpson Ferry Road,  Mechanicsburg, PA 17050      http://www.umhcservices.org/             Phone: 717.766.7652