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300 Miles For Chuck
filed in Friends-and-Family » Medical Expenses
http://www.giveforward.org/walkforchuck
organizer:
Casey Martinson
Our friend and vegan hero Chuck Pappas has cancer. To help him out, this July we'll be walking (or biking) from the Taking Action For Animals Conference in DC to the Farm Sanctuary Hoe Down in Watkins Glen, NY.
Chuck is a guy with a huge heart, and he has done so much for animals. Now he needs our help! Please refer to our 300 Miles For Chuck blog at http://walkforchuck.blogspot.com/ for more details.
About Chuck:
He is one of my closest friends. He is a man of amazing talents, huge heart, astounding strength and incredible compassion. Chuck and his wife Jen moved the country outside of Ithaca (Newfield to be exact) in December 2005 when he got a job as the Fulfillment Coordinator at Farm Sanctuary. My wife (Jenn with two "n"s) worked in the same office, and the four of us soon became good friends. I was impressed first by his great sense of humor and his seeming ability to build, fix or craft anything. The coffee table in their living room, which he had built from salvaged lumber and hardware, was a work of art. He also made these wooden boxes that hung on the walls, pieces that my art vocabulary is woefully underdeveloped to describe, but something like folk art meets Modernism meets Lewis Carol to build a birdhouse. I didn't know what to call them (still don't) but they were super cool. He was a real renaissance man.
I also thought it was cool that Chuck and Jen had chickens. Being vegan like us, they did not keep these chickens for their eggs but for their companionship, for the sheer pleasure of caring for them. In November 2006, they expanded their miniature sanctuary by adopting three turkeys from Farm Sanctuary as part of the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Adoption. Most people "adopt" turkeys at Farm Sanctuary in the nominal sense only: you send in a contribution; you get back a nice card featuring the picture and biography of a turkey whose lifelong care you have helped to sponsor. But Chuck and Jen, never short on commitment to animals in need, were glad to make actual space on their homestead for Karma, Cloud and Butterfly. Like almost all turkeys who began their lives on factory farms, these three were destined to suffer health problems. Particularly, they suffered chronic and debilitating foot problems because their toes had been cut off (a standard industry practice) and they had been bred to grow enormous. But Chuck and Jen dutifully did everything they could to provide a quality of life that made life worth living: changing foot wraps, cleaning stalls out daily, building better ramps to help the birds go in and out of their coop, paying for vet bills that never end. Most people don't have room in their circle of compassion for a turkey, a mere farm animal. But Chuck and Jen aren't most people.
The next additions to the Pappas animal sanctuary were Summer and Skye, two rambunctious sibling goats that had been rescued from an abusive situation in NYC. If building a turkey coop had been challenging, building a goat barn and pasture was a major undertaking. My Jenn and I were actually living in a yurt on their property at the time, so we saw first-hand the amount of work, love and money that went into giving those beautiful goats the best home a goat could ever want. By this time, Chuck had moved from his original job in the literature and merchandise fulfillment office to become the Shelter Projects Manager at Farm Sanctuary. So his work at home became like an extension of his work at work. For some folks, that would be a nightmare. But it seemed to me like this was what Chuck was born to do.
As the Shelter Projects Manager, he made sure that things on the sanctuary end of Farm Sanctuary all worked the way they were supposed to. If something needed to be installed, repaired, built or remodeled, he made sure it got done often by doing it himself. Plumbing, electrical work, carpentry, fencing, landscaping, and even dredging the duck pond were all in a day's work for Chuck. He also helped where needed with animal care, whether that meant feeding the cattle or transporting animals to and from the vet hospital. Right after I joined the Campaigns Department at Farm Sanctuary in 2007, I had the opportunity to drive with Chuck to Ontario, Canada to pick up half a dozen ducks that had been rescued out of the trash at a foie gras farm. We got lost along the way and had some trouble at the boarder a long and entertaining story, I assure you. But in the end, the ducks arrived safely back in Watkins Glen where they now enjoy a life of ease.
Then last summer, Chuck was sent on a very different kind of rescue. Rains had been piling up on the Mississippi in late July, and before long there was major flooding all along the banks in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. This happens to be an area where there is a lot of pig production, and when the waters rose too high, many farmers abandoned ship. Or more accurately, they drove off down the road, leaving the pigs to fend for themselves. Suddenly, pigs could be seen paddling for their lives through the swollen muddy currents, many desperately scrambling onto levies to avoid drowning. Unfortunately for them, their hooves tended to endanger the integrity of the sandbags that held back the river. Local law enforcement, among others, decided it was better to shoot pigs than risk a leak. Amidst all this chaos, a multi-organizational team was formed with representatives from the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), the American Humane Association (AWA) and Farm Sanctuary. They went to Oakville, Iowa, an area that was particularly hard-hit. Chuck was one of the first on the scene from Farm Sanctuary, along with Dan D'Eramo (Chief Cruelty Investigator) and Julie Janovsky (Campaigns Director).
For the next 21 days, Chuck and the others braved toxic-sludge-laden flood waters, scorching sun, poison ivy and more as they fought to save as many pigs as they could. While many locals were supportive, others saw the pigs as nothing more than meat or money, and they greeted the team with deep suspicion or outright hostility. Chuck and Dan had left New York in such a hurry that they barely had time to pack. For about the first week, they had almost no spare clothes to change into and little more than Cliff Bars and PBandJs to keep them going. They slept a scant few hours each night and woke before dawn to keep the rescue going. It was hard, exhausting and heartbreaking work. One day, Chuck found a pig who had been shot in the stomach. By who? For what? He soon realized that the pig was still alive, but she was beyond saving. All he could do was offer soothing words and a little kindness as she slowly slipped away. In the end, 69 pigs were brought back to Farm Sanctuary, thanks to the efforts of the rescue team. Everyone I've talked to who was on the ground with Chuck in Oakville has spoken of how impressed they were by his courageous and tireless performance. Chuck would never call himself a hero. But to everyone else on that team, and to the pigs whose lives were saved, that's exactly what he is. There were other heroes in Oakville too, but we're talking about Chuck here ;)
Summer faded into fall, and fall into winter. I guess that's when Jen started to notice that Chuck was slowing down. Granted, working outside on the shelter in sub-zero weather is hard work, but even allowing for that, he seemed to be more tired he should be. He started craving junk food. He started forgetting to do his chores around the house, and some at work. But none of this seemed particularly alarming, just the ebb and flow of life.
On Saturday, March 22 this year, a few of us hung out with him all day and he seemed his usual self. But he spent all day Sunday with a monster headache. He'd been suffering from migraines since he was 12, so he took some pain killers and stayed in bed. On Monday, he still didn't feel well, and Jen went to work at the Farm without him. She got a call in the middle of the day from someone on the shelter, asking where Chuck was. He hadn't called in sick, and that was very odd behavior. He was still in bed when she got home, and by late that evening, she knew that something was wrong. He was becoming increasingly incoherent, and she decided to take him to the emergency room. After some undue delay in the waiting room, the doctors took a CAT scan and found a dark mass on Chuck's brain. Suddenly the emergency room started acting like there was an emergency. As his vital signs went into a downward spiral, steroids and other medications were administered to keep him alive. Jen and Susie (Chuck's boss) spent the night at his bedside in the Intensive Care Unit, doing everything they could to keep him awake and keep his pulse from dropping too low.
By the time my Jenn and I found out what was going on the next morning, his condition had stabilized. Jen's mom Cheryl arrived from Boston, and Chuck's mom Nancy from Connecticut, and we all waited together to see what would happen next. The steroids seemed to have relieved enough pressure on his brain that he was able to see us. He seemed relatively fine for while. We joked with him a bit while he waited to be taken for another MRI. But by late morning, Chuck's pain was coming back and his condition began to deteriorate. The next thing we knew, he was being flown to Rochester by helicopter for emergency surgery. While Jen, Cheryl and Nancy drove at top speed to Rochester, the rest of us stayed behind and waited anxiously by our phones. I spent the night sleeping fitfully on their couch with their two Chihuahuas (Hank and Rocco), trying not to think about the unthinkable. When I awoke before dawn the next morning, the fire was out in the woodstove, Hank was sitting on my chest, and I didn't know if Chuck had survived the night.
It was a terrifying time for everyone. Of course, Chuck did survive because he is as tough as they come and his medical team was at the top of its game. But what next?
We now know from the biopsy and other tests that Chuck has a grade IV glioblastoma multiforme, a particularly aggressive form of brain cancer. To date, he has spent over two weeks in the hospital, had more than a dozen MRIs, been operated on twice, given six prescriptions, and he'll have titanium plates in his skull for the rest of his life. He and Jen have consulted with doctors in Ithaca, Rochester, Boston and New York. These doctors have concluded that Chuck will not be able to return to work, probably ever. And the medical bills are piling up fast. His emergency flight from Ithaca to Rochester was not covered by insurance, and the bill for that single item is about $10,000. That's just the beginning.
Other than their two dogs who are relatively low maintenance, they are now unable to care for their animals. Fortunately, the Farm has been able to re-adopt their turkeys and goats, while Bryce and Natalie (two other friends from the Farm Sanctuary family) will be adopting their chickens. Their two cats have been placed in wonderful homes as well. But knowing that their adopted kids are being well loved under new roofs does not erase the pain of their absence.
Chuck is extremely fortunate in many ways. He is relatively young for his diagnosis. Aside from the tumor-induced slide into junk food that preceded his emergency, he's been enjoying a relatively healthy vegan diet for more than seven years. He's got an incredible team of doctors working on his case. He has an amazing and devoted collection of friends and family. He is getting a rapid education in alternative and complementary therapies that we know will work wonders. It is a simple matter of medical probability that he can expect a better outlook than anyone who was diagnosed last year, or two years ago, or at any time in the past. And as already mentioned, Chuck is no pushover. I am convinced that he is going to make medical history and have doctors scratching their heads.
All that said, I think it's fair to say that Chuck and Jen have a long, hard, expensive road in front of them. They need all the help they can get. And they deserve every bit that we can give them. Please help them out by contributing to this fund, and please keep them in your thoughts as they journey forward.
donor: Casey Martinson
give date: 2009-08-02
The Chuck 300 Team had their best camping experience at Sheshequin Campground in Trout Run, PA, and the proprietors, Ken and Tammy Helm, asked that we make this donation in their name, in lieu of payment for the campsite. Thanks Ken and Tammy! And thanks for the free firewood!
donor: Scott R James
give date: 2009-08-02
Chuck: I was always amazed at what you were able to make happen at Lesley, Chuck. I know you'll bring the same determination to beating cancer!
donor: Eric Nunez
give date: 2009-08-02
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kristin Martone-Levine
give date: 2009-08-01
Chuck & Jen, I just heard about the challenges you have been facing. Please know that you are in our thoughts & prayers...If there is anything we can do, please do not hesitate! In Peace and with Healing Blessings...
donor: Casey Martinson
give date: 2009-08-01
This donation is made on behalf of Erin Howard, who generously gave $300 to match donations from readers of Michael Parrish's blog about Chuck, posted on CrazySexyLife.com. Thank you so much, Erin! and thanks, Michael!
donor: Penny M Smith
give date: 2009-08-01
God bless you, Chuck. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Gary, Penny and Erin Smith (Jenn Foy's Florida family)
donor: Adriana Martin
give date: 2009-08-01
Chuck, Your work and compassion are inspirational. Sending healing thoughts your way. Wishing I could give a lot more.
donor: MM Schwegmann
give date: 2009-07-31
with admiration from all of us at herbivore! xo
donor: Sarah A Baeckler
give date: 2009-07-31
all best to chuck from some of jb and diana's fellow chimp folks!
donor: Marvin C Russell
give date: 2009-07-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Marvin C Russell
give date: 2009-07-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Chelsea Peoples
give date: 2009-07-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: joan v gusic
give date: 2009-07-28
It has been TOO long, Chuck Pappas! ...will have to remedy that :)
donor: CODY JAMES TARLOW
give date: 2009-07-28
Chuck, you are the man... it's no surprise your friends are so dedicated to you. You're in my thoughts
donor: Theresa A Norwood
give date: 2009-07-27
You are always in our thoughts and prayers. Keep fighting!!
donor: Donald W Walker
give date: 2009-07-27
How much do I have to donate to get a reacharound?
donor: Elyse Eddy-Lenihan
give date: 2009-07-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Joan Lavoie
give date: 2009-07-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: maureen kelly
give date: 2009-07-25
You guys are amazing...walk well, walk safe and walk for hope!!!!
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-07-24
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jennifer Renee Dudek
give date: 2009-07-24
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jeremy Primm
give date: 2009-07-24
Good Luck!
donor: Margaret J Meachem
give date: 2009-07-22
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Julie E Carpenter
give date: 2009-07-22
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Beth
give date: 2009-07-21
Crazy Sexy Chuck! Chuck - We haven't met, but I feel like we have via our mutual friend JFo. Keep fighting! It would be great to meet you some day when we've BOTH beat our cancers!
donor: Bianca
give date: 2009-07-18
CRAZY SEXY CHUCK: Speedy recovery!
donor: Anna
give date: 2009-07-17
CRAZYSEXYCHUCK!!!!!!!!!!! Hang in there! Anna, a crazy sexy canser girl!!!!
donor: Robyn M Gundy
give date: 2009-07-17
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-07-16
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Ayal Naor
give date: 2009-07-13
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Shallen Gross
give date: 2009-07-08
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Sean C Owen
give date: 2009-07-07
No comment left by this donor.
donor: John
give date: 2009-07-05
This is from Ben, one of my wonderful Rotarian friends here in Kansas City. Thanks, Ben! Keep up the fight, Chuck!
donor: John M Mulcahy
give date: 2009-07-05
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kevin Hoffman
give date: 2009-07-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: shannon lynch
give date: 2009-06-25
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Casey Martinson
give date: 2009-06-24
This money was collected from guests at Jim Puccio's 50th birthday party (Pooch-a-Palooza!). Thanks Jim and Cyndy!
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-06-22
No comment left by this donor.
donor: D A
give date: 2009-06-17
We love you, Chuck!
donor: Fernando Marcella
give date: 2009-06-09
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Deborah Durham
give date: 2009-06-09
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Molly Alissa Glenn
give date: 2009-06-08
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kendra Coppey
give date: 2009-06-08
Chuck and Jen, I send you the most positive, healthy energy and so much love. The world is lucky to have people like you in it. Kendra (Barefoot Tiger)
donor: diane miller
give date: 2009-06-07
Any Farm Sanctuary family member is a family member of mine. Huge strength, courage and love to you in your battle, Chuck! You can do it!!!
donor: Amy
give date: 2009-06-06
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!!
donor: Julie Zawacki
give date: 2009-06-05
Chuck, I know you can beat this!! You have the whole wacky-Zawacki family praying for recovery. All my best, Julie
donor: Delcianna J Winders
give date: 2009-06-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Marilee Geyer
give date: 2009-06-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: C Kelly
give date: 2009-06-04
“Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!”
donor: Mikelle
give date: 2009-06-04
“Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!” - thanks to candle cafe for forwaring this info :)
donor: nile butta
give date: 2009-06-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-06-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Joanna C Fernandes
give date: 2009-06-04
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jodi C Harrington
give date: 2009-06-02
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Amy B. Spagnole
give date: 2009-06-02
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Amy Quinn
give date: 2009-06-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Laura Casey
give date: 2009-06-01
I read about Chuck on GirlieGirlArmy's blog. What a wonderful person! My husband and I wish him the best.
donor: Kari L Olsen
give date: 2009-06-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Sarah Raskey - Running on heART
give date: 2009-06-01
I think what you are doing is wonderful and Chuck sounds like such an amazing person! Best of Luck
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-31
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Monica Jain
give date: 2009-05-31
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-31
Hi, being a cancer survivor and animal lover myself, I wish you and your family the best... I truly believe my vegetarian organic lifestyle saved my life....
donor: Amy Bridget Arce
give date: 2009-05-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Casey Martinson
give date: 2009-05-29
Thank you to everyone who helped match our Girlie Girl Army Challenge - here is the second half of that match! Thanks to Gene, Tricia, Ian, Melissa and Mike for making this match possible!
donor: Angelina Gorman
give date: 2009-05-29
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Becky Moody
give date: 2009-05-29
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kristi McClintock
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: VegSarasota.com
give date: 2009-05-28
From one activist family to another, saw the story on a tweet and came to donate right away. Thanks for being a good human Chuck!
donor: Ellen Waggoner
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-28
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck
donor: Jeannette
give date: 2009-05-28
Sending you, your family and friends lots of love as you heal your cancer. I'm a regular donor to Farm Sanctuary and apprecite the work that you do. Thank you for being so generous with your time and love for all those (animals and people alike!) who need it most. With so much support you will get through this!
donor: Stephanie Strangis
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jenny Royal
give date: 2009-05-28
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck! Many good thoughts and prayers will be sent Chuck, and his family's, way
donor: emily
give date: 2009-05-28
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Susan Huspen
give date: 2009-05-28
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Diana & J.B.
give date: 2009-05-27
Thank you GirlieGirl Army for matching this donation!
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-27
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Melissa
give date: 2009-05-27
“Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!”
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-27
No comment left by this donor.
donor: nikus13
give date: 2009-05-27
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck
donor: Michael Frank
give date: 2009-05-27
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-27
girlie girl army is here for chuck!
donor: Jill
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck! I never heard of Chuck or Girlie Girl Army before, but no one should be saddled with medical bills. And I remember those pigs in the flood vividly... how could I not help someone who helped them?
donor: Charlotte Duncan
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Liane & Rachel
give date: 2009-05-26
Chuck, kick that cancer's ass! The animals need you! Peace & Love from Oregon
donor: Cathy Dunne
give date: 2009-05-26
Sending healing thoughts your way Chuck. Thank you for your animal rescue work, my heart goes out to you, wish I could give more. From one vegan to another, you must be an amazingly wonderful guy for Rory Freedman to put you on her Facebook! And girlie girl army is here for Chuck!
donor: Mary Rospos
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Megan R Westcott
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Megan R Westcott
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Whitney Lary
give date: 2009-05-26
“Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!”- in memory of my grandfather.
donor: Jonna
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Claudette
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Nancy
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Rachael
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Mel Thamasucharit
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Jennie Goldfarb
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Deborah C Hirsch
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Katherine Tornese
give date: 2009-05-26
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck!
donor: Sarah Austin
give date: 2009-05-26
Hi Chuck, I don't know what therapies you've been working with, but I know of people with cancer who've had success by adopting a raw food diet. Jumping on a Needak mini-trampoline also super charges the immune system I know Jenn and Casey. Feel free to contact me if you would like more resources. www.ToolsForLongevity.com
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Melissa Fornabaio
give date: 2009-05-26
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-25
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck! Sending light, love, and courage. . .
donor: Stephen Wells
give date: 2009-05-25
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kimsy S.
give date: 2009-05-25
Girlie Girl Army is here for Chuck! Get well soon, and thank you for all that you have done!
donor: Patricia M. Benton
give date: 2009-05-25
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Michelle
give date: 2009-05-22
We love you Chuck!
donor: Arthur Martinson
give date: 2009-05-18
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Cheryl Griffin
give date: 2009-05-15
Many blessings to all of you!
donor: Karen Kelly
give date: 2009-05-14
I wish you all the best.
donor: Claire Holzner
give date: 2009-05-14
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Madeline Davis
give date: 2009-05-12
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Debrah Schnackenberg
give date: 2009-05-12
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Barb/Greg Lomow
give date: 2009-05-11
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Amy Trakinski
give date: 2009-05-09
Best wishes for for your recovery, Chuck. You and Jen are in my thoughts.
donor: Bradley L Goldberg
give date: 2009-05-09
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Mariann Sullivan
give date: 2009-05-09
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Maria B.
give date: 2009-05-09
I sincerly wish the best for Chuck. This world needs more people like him. Whatever we can do as a group of individuals can only better his situation because we all wish him well. Thanks so much for all you do Chuck.
donor: Celeste Donovan
give date: 2009-05-09
Such a wonderful and caring community for Chuck!
donor: Craig J Maslowsky
give date: 2009-05-05
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-05-05
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jeanne Schoonover - Bailey
give date: 2009-05-04
Animal Lovers have big hearts and I am happy to help someone who has given so much to others that cannot speak for themselves. I'm rooting for your success and maybe you will be able to help others in the future!! Thank you.
donor: Jen Mainville
give date: 2009-05-03
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Molly L Schulman
give date: 2009-05-03
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Rory Freedman
give date: 2009-05-03
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Mary A Day
give date: 2009-05-02
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Charlotte L Bair
give date: 2009-05-02
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Tyra
give date: 2009-05-01
Chuck may god bless you. You and your family are in my thoughts.
donor: Robert A. Gaige
give date: 2009-05-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Mary M. Grainger
give date: 2009-05-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Ruth C. Santana
give date: 2009-05-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: David S Benzaquen
give date: 2009-05-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Maya L Gottfried
give date: 2009-05-01
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Jasmin Singer
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Dena L. Miller
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Gail E Martinson
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Tracy Catarius
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Ari Solomon
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Katie J Frichtel
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Holly D Edwards
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Anonymous
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: molly wadzeck
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Eric Milano
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Marisa Miller Wolfson
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Kristen Nelson
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Faon Lewis
give date: 2009-04-30
Good luck to Chuck and to the fundraising team, may you exceed your goal!
donor: Nikki Bollaert
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Scott R Lahteine
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: Melissa Ann Elliott
give date: 2009-04-30
No comment left by this donor.
donor: megan!
give date: 2009-04-29
Wish I could walk with you guys! I wasn't going to write anything here, but I didn't want it to say "no comment was left..."
donor: Laura Morrish-Neuman and David Neuman
give date: 2009-04-29
If animals had wallets, I am sure you'd hit your target in two seconds flat ;-) We share their certain appreciation of all that Chuck does, and are happy to support however we can.
donor: Michael Depsky
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Kathy Lombard
give date: 2009-04-29
Best of luck to Chuck, his friends, family and Farm Sanctuary! you are in my heart and prayers
donor: michael l mayer
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Kathryn Olsen
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Michael P. DuDell
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Ian A Barry
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Alan R Lucas
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: John A Martinson
give date: 2009-04-29
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donor: Casey Martinson
give date: 2009-04-28
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Raised: $12539 / Goal: $25000
This fundraiser ended on:
August 3, 2009
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donor: Daniel D'Eramo
give date: 2009-08-02
over 50%!!!!! love dan and jess