Get Fit for a Good Cause

Love this! But the time on this campaign is ticking away and it ends tomorrow.

Look what CharityBuzz and personal trainer and pilates instructor, Angella Hamilton are doing to get you fit and give back. It's what I call 'fitnessphilanthropy'.

Angella Hamilton, a Certified Exercise Specialist through the American Council on Exercise and holds specific certifications in Cancer Rehabilitation, Scoliosis, Osteoporosis, & Pilates for Golf Rehabilitation, is donating her Find Your Inner Tough Girl Through a Series of Personalized Online Exercise Sessions Designed Just for You fitness package for a good cause.

Here is the fitness package to get you in shape and have your bid support her charity. Angella will work with you in 12 1-hour online sessions, to increase your fitness, reduce stress and make you the inner tough girl you know you are and your bid supports her nonprofit. The sessions can be done through Skype or video chat Here is what is so wonderful...you can get her training online! You don't have to be in a specific city to meet up with her or go to any gym. This couldn't be any easier and the beauty of this is it opens up bids for anyone living anywhere.

Angella's non profit is Inner Tough Girls Life After Cancer, where she inspires women in their journey after a cancer diagnosis through nutrition, exercise and stress management. The proceeds for this fitness package benefit Stone Soup.

Spin Into Fitness and Support a Cause

Care2Spin? No, really! I first came across Care2Spin through Twitter about one month ago. After learning about the purpose of Care2Spin and seeing it combines fitness (of all levels) with philanthropy, I just had to share.



John Eagle Honda of Houston, Texas has announced the first annual Care2SpinTM and is one company a mission to make a difference and support Easter Seals of Greater Houston. And they are inviting anyone who wants to spin or hula hoop a chance to become involved in the Care2Spin™ fundraising events.



The Care2Spin™ Bike Spinning Marathon will be held on September 17, 2011. "This unique event, in partnership with L.A. Fitness , encourages Houston residents to engage in a spinning marathon on a stationary bike to raise money for those affected by a disability." But, you don't just have to have a stationary bike to participate and raise funds. Care2Spin invites all kinds of spinners to join in the fun. You can spin a glass of vino, spin clothes in a washing machine, spin on roller skates, or any activity you can think of that involves spinning. It is all to raise money for Easter Seals of Greater Houston to help improve lives.



To learn more about the Bike Spinning Marathon that will take place at John Eagle Honda on September 17 from 8am-12pm, or to donate, sponsor, or create you own challenge, visit Care2Spin website.



John Eagle Honda auto dealership that gets 2 thumbs up. They have gone above and beyond the standard sponsorship for events we are most familiar and created a unique, fun, challenging and community-wide event where anyone can spin a little something-something and support a cause. More important it promotes fitness philanthropy!

Get Fit with Celebrity Trainer Tracy Anderson and Make a Difference for the Gulf

Tracy Anderson, celebrity fitness trainer to the stars is ready to get you fit while supporting the disaster in the Gulf. Tracy list of Hollywood bodies she's been known to sculpt include Gisele Bundchen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kristin Davis, Shakira, Courtney Cox, Jennifer Anderson and Kate Hudson.

Now, it's your turn. Tracy is helping a noble cause, the Disaster in the Gulf Relief Fund via Charity Buzz, to help in the aftermath of the oil spill. The personal training session with Tracy include, "1 consultation and 3 sessions of training with Tracy personally plus a set of DVD's signed by Tracy Anderson & Gwyneth Paltrow. This would take place in New York at the Tracy Anderson Method Tribecca Studio. Sessions are 90 minutes long."

Auction ends July 7, 2010. Click the link to CharityBuzz to place your bid.

Win a Workout with Tracy Anderson, Support the Gulf