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Race for the Cure team and Webware 100 voting

Posted: 4/21/2009 12:40:41 PM By Angie | 0 comments


This past weekend a team of 59 Angie's List employees and friends participated in the 2009 Komen Indianapolis Race for the Cure. I was glad so many Angie's List employees stepped up for such a wonderful cause. Here's a shot of some of the team:


We had some impressive finishes (and outfits, some of which aren't blog-friendly), and it sounds like everyone who participated had a great time.

In other Angie's List news, the Webware 100 voting is underway.
If you're an AL fan, please show your support by voting here.



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