Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Flash Mob for Melanoma Research at CHS
My son, Terrance, with a group of kids in a film class at Carmel High School, coordinated a flash mob. They got this all going to get the kids at school to come to a Neon Dance to help raise money for Melanoma Research. The kids were originally going to have this 'flash mob' in a mall in Indianapolis . . . However, he checked with the security at the mall and they said. . . in no uncertain terms . . . NO! So, the kids decided they would do it at school . . . and they did!
Terrance began this fundraiser for Melanoma research because his mother died of Melanoma about a year and a half ago. This first video gives some of the background of what the kids came up with . . . and the reasons that it came about at all. Check it out . . .
If you would like to donate to this worthy cause, I will make sure that your money gets to these awesome kids (many of whom attended College Wood Elementary School . . . where I proudly teach) so they can make a donation to Melanoma research . . . the kids of the world . . . the kids whose lives we have touched . . . our future.
(Please do not feel like you need to donate . . . only if you'd like . . . and there is no set amount!)
Thank you!
Terrance began this fundraiser for Melanoma research because his mother died of Melanoma about a year and a half ago. This first video gives some of the background of what the kids came up with . . . and the reasons that it came about at all. Check it out . . .
And . . . without further hesitation . . . the final show!
If you would like to donate to this worthy cause, I will make sure that your money gets to these awesome kids (many of whom attended College Wood Elementary School . . . where I proudly teach) so they can make a donation to Melanoma research . . . the kids of the world . . . the kids whose lives we have touched . . . our future.
(Please do not feel like you need to donate . . . only if you'd like . . . and there is no set amount!)
Thank you!
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That is so great your son was able to organize everything like that. Way to go him!!
ReplyDelete~Stephanie
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That's really awesome! Good for him!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Your son did a great job and it's for a wonderful cause, I love it!!
ReplyDeleteAmy
Thanks everyone for your comments! We are very proud of Terrance...and our other 7 kids as well! Good people!
ReplyDeleteThis was very touching. It is so nice to see young adults doing something to help others.
ReplyDeleteI know . . . gives us hope for the future!
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