The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/Melanoma International Fdtn.

Postby TheEqualizer on 25 Jul 2008 23:23

BUMP!!

Given Stewart's incredible generosity lately (Red Rocks, the ticket thing, etc) I think it would be appropriate if we were similarly generous as well.

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*Thanks for the idea, Dive*
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Postby DirtyMartini on 25 Jul 2008 23:46

Very nice.
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Postby nancyrose on 25 Jul 2008 23:49

Excellent bump, EQ! I suspected what you were up to even before opening the thread...and I like the way you think!
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Postby TheEqualizer on 29 Jul 2008 07:36

Bump.

If you have won a ticket or gifted a ticket for the final show, you might want to gain some karma points by making a donation. If you can afford it. A donation in the amount of the face value of the ticket you got would be SPECTACULAR but actually any amount that fits your budget would certainly be great.
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Postby Maud138 on 18 Aug 2008 15:51

I'm gonna bump this again, because the last show is over and a lot of people got their tickets for free. So if you haven't done it already: now is the time to donate something in the memory of Leroy Coolbreeze!
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Postby TheEqualizer on 05 Sep 2008 23:12

Bump
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The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/MIF - UPDATE

Postby nancyrose on 05 Sep 2008 23:50

EQ's latest bump seems like a good time to bring you all some news about the Leroy Coolbreeze Fund for the Melanoma International Foundation.

Thanks to the generosity and kindness of this community, contributions to the Fund now total...drum roll, please...$5500! Even better, new donations continue being made each week, which is just awesome!

What a GREAT group of people!! You make me so proud to be part of you all!

Thanks so much to everyone, not just for your financial contributions, but also for your continued enthusiasm and support for this project during the past year! You all rock!
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Postby irishrose1969 on 06 Sep 2008 00:01

Interestingly enough, I was just on the phone with my dr today. She just happened to call me to tell me she wanted to recommend a great dermatologist to see. She is very nice and felt it was her duty to inform me of such information since I am a redhead and fair skin. This Nevada sun is not good for you my dear, she said. You are a good girl for wearing sunscreen. Make sure you start wearing a hat she told me. I told her I will do that.

I told her about this Leroy Coolbreeze thing. She told me that it is awesome that our group is bringing awareness to Melanoma. My dr told me that It is one of the most Underrated cancers out there and not many people know about it or understand it even here in Nevada...the desert of all places. She wishes more people would be more informed.
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Postby TheEqualizer on 26 Sep 2008 16:00

FYI

Help MIF celebrate their 5th anniversary on Friday, October 17th, by hosting a coffee break at your home, place of business or local coffee shop. Join MIF in remembering what they have accomplished and looking forward to what the future holds. The celebration is simple.


1. Choose a date (on or around October 17th) and location.

2. Invite some friends or co-workers to join you for coffee.

3. During the coffee, you can share MIF's mission and hopes for the future and invite your friends to partner in that future by making a donation. Hosts that raise $100 or more will receive a special MIF mug.

More here:

http://www.safefromthesun.org/events/raise_a_mug.html
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Postby policerule on 26 Sep 2008 17:11

That was in my inbox this morning too.... cool idea.
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Postby TheEqualizer on 26 Sep 2008 17:13

A special MIF mug would rule. People would see it on my desk and it would help raise awareness.
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Re: The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/Melanoma International Fdtn.

Postby Lynne on 12 Jun 2009 02:34

Hey all! I'm doing a big-ass bike ride this weekend, and would like to use it as a motivator to revive our charitable activity with the Leroy Coolbreeze Fund at the Melanoma International Foundation. My husband and I are doing the Tour of the Mississippi River Valley ride this weekend:

http://www.qcbc.org/tomrv/index.html

106 miles on Saturday, 90 miles on Sunday ... the jury is still out on how much of it I'll actually finish, but I'm gunning for all of it :mrgreen: !

And yes, I'll be swathed in SPF 70 sunscreen. We recently passed the anniversary of Ian's death, and I'm going to keep him in mind as I pedal this weekend.

We can still contribute to the Leroy Coolbreeze Fund at

https://www.z2systems.com/np/clients/mi ... campaign=2

by putting "Leroy Coolbreeze" in the space titled "In honor of/memory of".
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Re: The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/Melanoma International Fdtn.

Postby policerule on 12 Jun 2009 02:42

Go for it Lynne! You rock!
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Re: The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/Melanoma International Fdtn.

Postby samburusunset on 12 Jun 2009 02:56

That's an awesome thing you're doing there Lynne! 8)
Will do.

I'll be sending positive biking vibes your way. Careful on that gravel!
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Re: The Leroy Coolbreeze Fund/Melanoma International Fdtn.

Postby Lynne on 12 Jun 2009 03:07

[quote="samburusunset"]That's an awesome thing you're doing there Lynne! 8)
Will do.

I'll be sending positive biking vibes your way. Careful on that gravel![/quote]

Thanks! I can't believe you remember my gravel fiasco :shock: :roll: . The scars have almost faded. But I won't revive them this weekend!
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