Vanuatu Fundraiser - Cyclone PAM - Help Macca help those in need...
#32
Drifting
Macca and Joanna
Your country men are blessed by your leadership and hearts , Here is to GT3 speeds (not quite as fast as God speed ) to rebuild the lives and structure of Vanuatu
closing in on 75% of the goal, will need a little more gas to make the finish guys. Privileged to sponsor part of a pit stop.
Your country men are blessed by your leadership and hearts , Here is to GT3 speeds (not quite as fast as God speed ) to rebuild the lives and structure of Vanuatu
closing in on 75% of the goal, will need a little more gas to make the finish guys. Privileged to sponsor part of a pit stop.
Last edited by R.Deacon; 03-22-2015 at 11:43 AM.
#34
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Guys you have humbled us with your incredible generosity. The response from our P-car friends has been wonderful to say the least. It brings tears to our eyes just to think about how this little far away community in the interweb thingy has delivered such real, tangible and meaningful difference to a small group of islanders in the South West Pacific!
We have very limited internet at the moment, but I just wanted to pop in here and say a big thanks and give an update :-)
xMacca & Jo
We have very limited internet at the moment, but I just wanted to pop in here and say a big thanks and give an update :-)
xMacca & Jo
Last edited by Macca; 03-23-2015 at 12:26 AM.
#35
Macca,
Just got back from running a medical mission in Nicaragua last week, guess we should have headed your way! Happy to help out, if only by way of credit card.
God Bless and stay safe.
Kevin
Just got back from running a medical mission in Nicaragua last week, guess we should have headed your way! Happy to help out, if only by way of credit card.
God Bless and stay safe.
Kevin
#37
Pro
Just saw this thread, contribution sent for a good cause.
#43
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Gents a quick thanks to tell you we made our initial goal of 20K USD in only 72 hours. What an incredible effort, mostly buy "internet buddies" and car friends the work over via Rennlist, our local RSG in NZ and Pistonheads etc. Im very proud to know you all. The whole experience has been very humbling I must say.
Joanna and I are on the ground and its been a huge source of inspiration to keep us going having you all behind us in spirit, payers and fiscal gratitude. Rest assured we will be doing everything we can to deploy our fundraising funds efficiently, effectively and quickly to the families affected by the cyclone in the local village of Mele. Infact even though the fund raining continues (we have increased the goal now to 30K - believe me you can never have enough money when you look at what is needed in these situations and comparatively it is a modest sum), we will start tomorrow to procure building materials using our own funds until the fundraising is complete in 26 days time. We hope to rebuild half a dozen dwellings if we can reach 30K USD.
I dont have much time on the internet unfortunately these days but I just wanted to check in and thank you all and your incredible generosity. Everyone has given selflessly, some to such a degree (average donations to date $200 USD per head which will give you some idea of how large some have donated to a country they may have not before heard about and on teh request and plee of a guy and his wife they have never met!!), that frankly makes me so proud to be part of this community and really humbles my own interpretation of generosity making me want to work even harder to being a better person. I think its easy for us to get all caught up and grumpy sometimes in our own little bubbles, it was happening to me a bit recently, and an experience like this really "hits the reset button" on what the priorities in life really are/should be! Thanks for including us and our people/villagers in your prayers and we will be in touch very soon - please pass on our URL to any you know who may be wishing to make a direct difference to a community in need...
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/h...et-30-000#home
Joanna and I are on the ground and its been a huge source of inspiration to keep us going having you all behind us in spirit, payers and fiscal gratitude. Rest assured we will be doing everything we can to deploy our fundraising funds efficiently, effectively and quickly to the families affected by the cyclone in the local village of Mele. Infact even though the fund raining continues (we have increased the goal now to 30K - believe me you can never have enough money when you look at what is needed in these situations and comparatively it is a modest sum), we will start tomorrow to procure building materials using our own funds until the fundraising is complete in 26 days time. We hope to rebuild half a dozen dwellings if we can reach 30K USD.
I dont have much time on the internet unfortunately these days but I just wanted to check in and thank you all and your incredible generosity. Everyone has given selflessly, some to such a degree (average donations to date $200 USD per head which will give you some idea of how large some have donated to a country they may have not before heard about and on teh request and plee of a guy and his wife they have never met!!), that frankly makes me so proud to be part of this community and really humbles my own interpretation of generosity making me want to work even harder to being a better person. I think its easy for us to get all caught up and grumpy sometimes in our own little bubbles, it was happening to me a bit recently, and an experience like this really "hits the reset button" on what the priorities in life really are/should be! Thanks for including us and our people/villagers in your prayers and we will be in touch very soon - please pass on our URL to any you know who may be wishing to make a direct difference to a community in need...
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/h...et-30-000#home
#45
Rennlist Member
Sent and best wishes.