The Troppoli Family would like to express our gratitude to you and all of our friends in Asbury Park for their good wishes and donations to Tim's video game marathon this New Year's weekend. Tim and his stalwart band of gamers were able to raise over $11,000.00 for Free the Children, a Canadian charity which builds schools in developing countries.
Tim asks his audience to vote on which country will receive the school-this time they selected Haiti. Tim has raised enough money to build three schools (in Kenya, Ecuador and Sierra Leone) during previous marathons. The donations received will be enough provide a one room schoolhouse, basic supplies and furnishings and a school lunch program. Members of the community contribute by providing labor to build the school.
If you missed the marathon, but would still like to contribute, donations can be made through PayPal at his web site through January 31, 2011 (www.extralives.org). These donations will be used to provide additional supplies and furnishings for the school. All donations over $10.00 are fully tax deductable.
Thanks for your support and good wishes, and a healthy, happy and serene New Year to all!
Ron, Donna and Tim Troppoli
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The Troppolis sent me news about their son Tim who is quite an inspirational young humanitarian whose charity has built schools in Central America and Africa. Take a look and help Tim out!
Frank D'A.
Tim Troppoli, son of Donna and Ron, originally created his web site (www.extralives.org) to satisfy high school service hours requirements. A little over a year later, he has raised almost $50,000.00 for various charities by hosting video gaming marathons with his friends.
In past marathons, Tim has raised enough money to build three schools (in Kenya, Ecuador and Sierra Leone) through a Canadian charity, Free the Children (www.freethechildren.org), whose founders have been honored by the Canadian government.
Tim's next marathon for Free the Children starts on Thursday, December 30 at 12:00 noon and goes on through New Year's weekend. Donations are fully tax deductible, can be made through PayPal at his web site through January 31, 2011. Let's help Tim and his friends build school number four!
Thanks for donating, and a healthy, happy and serene New Year to all!
The Troppoli Family
PS - Whenever the brave Crane House Players take to the stage, they can always look up to see Ron and Donna Troppoli, equally brave, smiling back at us.
The Troppolis sent me news about their son Tim who is quite an inspirational young humanitarian whose charity has built schools in Central America and Africa. Take a look and help Tim out!
Frank D'A.
Tim Troppoli, son of Donna and Ron, originally created his web site (www.extralives.org) to satisfy high school service hours requirements. A little over a year later, he has raised almost $50,000.00 for various charities by hosting video gaming marathons with his friends.
In past marathons, Tim has raised enough money to build three schools (in Kenya, Ecuador and Sierra Leone) through a Canadian charity, Free the Children (www.freethechildren.org), whose founders have been honored by the Canadian government.
Tim's next marathon for Free the Children starts on Thursday, December 30 at 12:00 noon and goes on through New Year's weekend. Donations are fully tax deductible, can be made through PayPal at his web site through January 31, 2011. Let's help Tim and his friends build school number four!
Thanks for donating, and a healthy, happy and serene New Year to all!
The Troppoli Family
PS - Whenever the brave Crane House Players take to the stage, they can always look up to see Ron and Donna Troppoli, equally brave, smiling back at us.
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