Did you know that First Coast No More Homeless Pets donated over
500,000 pounds of pet food to needy families with neutered pets last
year. Watch this. www.twelveworldchallenges.com
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Monday, December 17, 2012
Friday, December 7, 2012
Day seven of the Twelve World Challenges December campaign, to support dog and cat welfare, was a successful one. The campaign was discussed between charity and campaign organizers, but much more help is needed. Visit www.12worldchallenges.com now, to buy a shirt and spread the love for First Coast No More Homeless Pets!
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Did you know that 31% of women in America are beaten or physically assaulted by their partner in their lifetime? We are helping this month to provide safe temporary shelter, food, and love to these victims of domestic violence.
Please help and share this with a friend.
www.twelveworldchallenges.com
Please help and share this with a friend.
www.twelveworldchallenges.com
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Did you know that 8 out of 10 women who were raped in America knew their attacker? In November only, we are providing funding for safe temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence. You can help by checking out www.twelveworldchallenges.com.
Only 20 days remain, for the November Campaign!
Only 20 days remain, for the November Campaign!
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Your Help is Needed...
Twelve World Challenges, www.twelveworldchallenges.com, has launched the first of many monthly campaigns. As you are aware, we raise money for one charity, one month only, twelve times per year. November’s cause is the fight against Domestic Violence, and the chosen charity is Betty Griffin House. We are off to a successful start, four days and four shirts sold, but the challenge is great.
Please share our facebook page with everyone, and direct them to www.twelveworldchallenges.com, so they can purchase a shirt to benefit this month’s cause!
Thank you, for your support
Support Now...
Ok, anyone and everyone, Betty Griffin House needs your help.
We all must rise up today, to make the home a safer place and fight
against Domestic Violence. Go now, to www.twelveworldchallenges.com,
buy one or more originally designed for the cause fashion tee shirts this month
only, and make a difference in the lives of those in need. Hurry, and spread the word!
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Drew’s Story
“Hi, my name is Drew, and this is my story. Not so long ago, I was in an almost fatal accident. Suffering severe head trauma, I was air-lifted to Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia. There, I lay in a coma for over four weeks, with family and friends by my side. Doctors said my chance of survival was 50/50. With miraculous success, recovery was lengthy, and intense. As the pieces of my life were being put back together, I found I suffered from an uncommon side-affect known as Cervical Dystonia. Uncontrollably, my head remained turned to the left. Common tasks now seemed impossible.
“Online research found the Neurological Department at the University of Florida, and Shand’s Hospital offered a new surgery that just might help. I moved, to be closer to the hospital, where I joined a list of possible recipients of a ground breaking new procedure known as Deep Brain Stimulation. Through rigorous psychological and physical tests, I was granted the chance. Told of the consequences, with an unsure outcome, I took the chance.
“My first scheduled brain surgery was intense, as I lay on a cold table with my head still, clamped and screwed into a vice. For over seven hours, I remained fully conscious, as drills ran and my head stayed locked with questions of tomorrow. One month later, I returned to the hospital for my second scheduled procedure. Under general anesthesia, two battery operated stimulators were implanted in my chest. Everything was then connected, and results were awaited.
“Now, here I stand, with my head still, strong and straight. Healthy and committed, my hands will always remain open to help others, through Twelve World Challenges find the hope that I found.”
Drew Trevlyn
“Hi, my name is Drew, and this is my story. Not so long ago, I was in an almost fatal accident. Suffering severe head trauma, I was air-lifted to Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia. There, I lay in a coma for over four weeks, with family and friends by my side. Doctors said my chance of survival was 50/50. With miraculous success, recovery was lengthy, and intense. As the pieces of my life were being put back together, I found I suffered from an uncommon side-affect known as Cervical Dystonia. Uncontrollably, my head remained turned to the left. Common tasks now seemed impossible.
“Online research found the Neurological Department at the University of Florida, and Shand’s Hospital offered a new surgery that just might help. I moved, to be closer to the hospital, where I joined a list of possible recipients of a ground breaking new procedure known as Deep Brain Stimulation. Through rigorous psychological and physical tests, I was granted the chance. Told of the consequences, with an unsure outcome, I took the chance.
“My first scheduled brain surgery was intense, as I lay on a cold table with my head still, clamped and screwed into a vice. For over seven hours, I remained fully conscious, as drills ran and my head stayed locked with questions of tomorrow. One month later, I returned to the hospital for my second scheduled procedure. Under general anesthesia, two battery operated stimulators were implanted in my chest. Everything was then connected, and results were awaited.
“Now, here I stand, with my head still, strong and straight. Healthy and committed, my hands will always remain open to help others, through Twelve World Challenges find the hope that I found.”
Drew Trevlyn
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Twelve World Challenges: Welcome to Twelve World Challenges
Twelve World Challenges: Welcome to Twelve World Challenges: thanks for taking a look at our blog.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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