Novell and U.S. Speedskating Team Up to Race for the Cure

Novell, Inc., the leading provider of Net services software, is teaming up with the U.S. Speedskating Team to run in the Race for the Cure, an annual event sponsored by the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to raise funds for the battle against breast cancer. The 70 member combined team, composed of employees from Novell® and members of the U.S. Speedskating team, will participate in the 5K Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 12, in Salt Lake City.

10 May 2001

  • Combined team of 70 people will run in breast cancer fundraiser in Salt Lake City
  • Novell and U.S. Speedskating support community programs in Utah

Novell, Inc., the leading provider of Net services software, is teaming up with the U.S. Speedskating Team to run in the Race for the Cure, an annual event sponsored by the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to raise funds for the battle against breast cancer. The 70 member combined team, composed of employees from Novell® and members of the U.S. Speedskating team, will participate in the 5K Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 12, in Salt Lake City. As an official sponsor of U.S. Speedskating, Novell applauds the willingness of individual U.S. speedskaters to lend their time to support this important community event. Novell and U.S. Speedskating are committed to supporting non-profit organizations in Utah and nationally.

"Novell places a high priority on being a good corporate citizen. That means taking an active role in areas where our employees live and work, and helping to create and foster vibrant communities where creativity and innovation can flourish," said Linda Linfield, Director of Corporate Communications and Community Relations at Novell. "Since its inception in 1983, Novell has invested tens of millions of dollars in community-building efforts. Our targeted donations and sponsorships have empowered the disadvantaged, enhanced cultural arts, enriched education and improved the environment. Novell encourages its employees to participate in community activities such as the Race for the Cure."

"Breast cancer can be beat, but we need to increase awareness about the disease and devote resources to its cure," said Brenda Rodriquez, a breast cancer survivor who is Director for Human Resources at Novell and honorary chair for the Novell team. "The Novell and U.S. Speedskating team joining together for this event is a great example of this, and of how much we can all accomplish if we work together."

The U.S. Speedskating team's home ice is the Utah Olympic Oval, and many of the athletes live and train in the Salt Lake Area. The skaters' participation in the Salt Lake Race for the Cure supports their effort to perform 2002 hours of community service for the state of Utah.

Additional information about the Salt Lake Race for the Cure can be found at http://www.utrace.org/raceinfo.html.

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