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Please join Team RTG at Ironman Chatanooga - Sunday, September 25th as they compete on behalf of 14-year-old Cheyanna Edmondson from Charleston, TN who was recently diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma and just began 12 weeks of inpatient chemotherapy.

Please take a moment to read about our journey to adoption.

This fundraiser is to fund the operations developing and refining seismic forecasting methodologies, supporting daily + weekly live coverage of earthquake activity, and revealing new discoveries in the realm of geophysics.

Support the legal defense of warriors protecting land, water, and human rights. The Camp of the Sacred Stones is a spiritual and cultural camp on the Standing Rock Reservation resisting the Dakota Access oil pipeline thru non-violent direct action.

Created by caregivers for caregivers, the Alzheimer’s Family Support Center provides free personalized services and support to families and individuals living with Alzheimer's on Cape Cod. Cape Cod Walks The Walk Sunday October 16, 2016 for AFSC.

As many of you know, my sister Angela Fripp has Stage 4 Ovarian Cancer. Angela has no health insurance to cover the in-home health care that is needed. Many have asked how they can assist - contributing to this fund would be a huge help to her!

Help support us on our journey to Newfoundland for Canadian Soccer Nationals!

Thank you for contributing to a legal fund for my upcoming trial (please email or call me for more information). With gratitude, Jim

As many of you know Lt. Christopher Leach, Lt. firefighter for the City of Wilmington, lost his life fighting a blaze in Canby Park over the weekend.

My sister Susan continues her healing journey with stage 3b anal cancer by integrating low-dose chemo into her regimen in an attempt to shrink her tumor. Unfortunately, low dose chemo is not covered by insurance. Any help is appreciated!

Will you help us fund an important video study of Revelation? You can pre-purchase the entire course, at a discount, for a donation. Look for the link to watch the first six episodes from this exciting study.

Many volunteer pet transport services utilize "multi-leg transports," which means that several volunteers each drive one or more "legs." Such transport arrangements can be very stressful for animals.