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Ok - I am sure many of you know what Sanuk has done in memory of our dear friend Matt.
And I am sure that many (if not all) know that Rachel at Sanuk graciously (very graciously) got bombarded with emails from us - took the time to reply to all of us individually and I am quite sure did a lot of work behind the scenes to make the CarpeDM Sanuk a reality.
She is still working on a donation, future Bonnaroo visits, etc. according to her latest email.
She also included links to keep up with her and indicated that she wants to keep up with us. So I decided to follow her on Twitter and found the following:
Anybody notice the name of the guy in the middle of the picture, white hat, on the top of the page? I am just sayin This is sooooooo GOOD!!!! Awesome idea Meg.
My daughter just found out yesterday that one of her friends at school was diagnosed with Lukemia yesterday. Facebook - Cheering for Chad Crabtree - if you wanna look it up. He is 15 years old going into the 10th grade.
I am so donating to Rachel's cause!!!
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wow talk about karma-I made a $20 donation and got a coupon for 70% off for a purchase up to $150-yes 70%! that's $35 off a pair of $50 shoes The coupon is good until the end of the year if you plan on buying a pair of CarpeDMs its a no brainer
yes she emailed it to me a few hours after I donated, I didnt even notice it before i donated!:
Thank you for supporting my Team In Training event for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS).
As a thank you for your support I am including a 70% Off Discount code that can be used at Sanuk.com: ******** Enjoy!! (It is good until the end of the year, for up to $150 in product, for a one time purchase, maybe snag some CarpeDMs with it!)
On behalf of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, thank you very much for your support. I really appreciate your generosity.
Another great way to help children with leukemia and cancer is to collect 'Tabs for Tots'. What you do is save the tab off the top of your soda or beer cans and turn them into a collection center. Most area's have a program like this going on. Back home in Michigan and here in Mississippi one 1 gallon milk jug full is a free Chemotherapy or radiation treatment for a child.
A lot of inforooer activity on there. Great work, guys! She's still about $1700 away from her goal so keep the word flowing!
Heck, even if you didn't support the cause the discount itself (for a donation over $18) should be incentive enough. You're basically applying it to a sanuk purchase!
But it is a good cause and she has been incredible during this whole thing. I hope to see more of us helping her out soon!!!
Another great way to help children with leukemia and cancer is to collect 'Tabs for Tots'. What you do is save the tab off the top of your soda or beer cans and turn them into a collection center. Most area's have a program like this going on. Back home in Michigan and here in Mississippi one 1 gallon milk jug full is a free Chemotherapy or radiation treatment for a child.
here in Mississippi?!? whereabouts? and where would I turn in a milk jug full?
I will definitely send a donation her way for this - it's the least I could do after all she's done for Matt. Besides, leukemia research is a cause that's close to my heart. Back in middle school, I had a friend named Adam who had leukemia - he fought bravely but eventually succumbed to its effects when he was just 13 years old. I was planning to buy a pair of Carpe DMs anyway, this just gives me an excuse to put the extra savings towards a good cause!
wow talk about karma-I made a $20 donation and got a coupon for 70% off for a purchase up to $150-yes 70%! that's $35 off a pair of $50 shoes The coupon is good until the end of the year if you plan on buying a pair of CarpeDMs its a no brainier
Yep. I look at it as a down payment on the Sanuks I'll be buying in Oct. anyways. Now 70% of my purchase is going to a worthy charity.
Every side benefits. Sanuk just keeps impressing me.
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Nice. A friend of the family's (no relation, but listed my son as his "special child" in the survivors part of his obituary) died last year from leukemia. He was 39, I think and actually had a form primarily found (and treatable) in children. Coupon and good cause. Love it.