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A fundraiser for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life @ Gaudet Middle School May 8-9th.
How it works:
If you wake up to find it in your yard, here's the deal.
To remove the toilet: $10
insurance you don't get it back: $5
send it to a friend: $10
being one of the lucky toilet recipients: priceless
To remove the toilet: $10
insurance you don't get it back: $5
send it to a friend: $10
being one of the lucky toilet recipients: priceless
Have someone special in mind?
Contact us for arrangements to send the toilet to your friends or to post of a picture of the toilet at your house.
adamkristin1@cox.net
adamkristin1@cox.net
Want to pre-pay your insurance so you don't get it? Make a donation and we won't send it to you.
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Please feel free to leave a comment- suggestions for toilet locations, how much you LOVED having this as a lawn ornament, your reason to relay, etc.
This is all in good fun- but we all know how serious & devastating a cancer diagnosis is.There is support 24 hours/day at http://www.cancer.org/ and at
1-800-ACS-2345.
84% of the money raised goes directly to research and services. So, for every $25 you contribute here, $21 goes to programs like this:
·Research- $7.3 million (in RI alone!), funding of 42 Nobel Peace Prize researchers
·Education- lung cancer conference and a “I Can Cope” program at St. Joseph’s Hospital
·Advocacy- passing legislation to help physicians help patients receive adequate pain management & preventing cuts to prevention programs for the uninsured
·Service- 24 hour 7 day a week support at www.cancer.org or 1-800-ACS-2345, “Road to Recovery” ride program, and “Camp Hope” for children with cancer.
This is all in good fun- but we all know how serious & devastating a cancer diagnosis is.There is support 24 hours/day at http://www.cancer.org/ and at
1-800-ACS-2345.
84% of the money raised goes directly to research and services. So, for every $25 you contribute here, $21 goes to programs like this:
·Research- $7.3 million (in RI alone!), funding of 42 Nobel Peace Prize researchers
·Education- lung cancer conference and a “I Can Cope” program at St. Joseph’s Hospital
·Advocacy- passing legislation to help physicians help patients receive adequate pain management & preventing cuts to prevention programs for the uninsured
·Service- 24 hour 7 day a week support at www.cancer.org or 1-800-ACS-2345, “Road to Recovery” ride program, and “Camp Hope” for children with cancer.
My parent's house! Great blog Kristin - go Phil's Phans!!!
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