SCRANTON, PA, February 28, 2011
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Just over 5 years ago, Harold Cameron was diagnosed with having 2 brain tumors; an Acoustic Neuroma and a Meningioma, and has treated that life event differently than anyone would have expected. Because of his exceptionally positive approach to life, Harold decided to devote every measure of his energy, time and resources to being an advocate for others.
"I have been given a great gift. I am able to share the good news of how having faith in God, a love for God and others and having hope can radically transform a person's life. It has mine," Harold says, "I am just an ordinary man who believes in an extraordinary God!"
Cameron will launch his historic "Positively Crossing America And Back" charity walk on Saturday, April 2, 2011 from The Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain, a Live Nation venue, located in Scranton PA. The event will begin at 9:00 a.m. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided. There will also be a raffle held with several door prizes the day of the event. He will start his walk at 1:00 p.m.
The "Positively Crossing America And Back" charity walk will be for the benefit of the brain tumor charity, Miles For Hope http://www.milesforhope.org, which provides awareness and education about Brain Tumors and Brain Cancer, as well as funds important clinical trials and provides patient transportation assistance to Cancer centers throughout the US.
Cameron is CEO & President as well as Consumer/Corporate Advocate for HaroldSays, Inc., a PA not-for-profit organization, based in Scranton PA. Harold says he is embarking upon this historic walk across America and back with 2 brain tumors and a walker because he believes that hope is a powerful force.
"I am most excited about the opportunity to share a message of hope, the message that you can live life to the fullest, regardless of your circumstances," said Cameron.
Harold's "Positively Crossing America And Back" charity walk will bring him to venues, large and small, all across the United States. Major cities he will be visiting include: Harrisburg, PA., Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Lynchburg, VA, Nashville, TN, Raleigh, N.C., Miami, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Seattle, WA., Chicago, New York City, Bangor ME., and many more.
Harold Cameron has been overwhelmed by the generosity of sponsors such who have lined up to assist him in this historic journey, but he is seeking even more support. Cameron is looking to "partner" with companies, organizations, groups, churches, and individual "ambassadors" to help with the walk and to arrange "meet and greet events" in the communities he visits. He needs personal support from people all across the U.S. so that the basic material life needs are provided to him during the walk.
For details on Harold Cameron and his walk or to donate to the cause, people can visit http://www.PositivelyCrossingAmerica.Com or http://www.HaroldSays.Com for more information.
HaroldSays provides positive and effective consumer/corporate advocacy services to consumers who have a complaint against a company or government agency. HaroldSays also promotes Harold Cameron's historic "Positively Crossing America" Brain Tumor charity walk across the USA and back with 2 brain tumors and a walker.
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