Follow the path of your dollar from A to Z
With the goal of making everything “Full-Circle“, our promise is to connect donors, recipients and the community in a personal way by allowing everyone to follow the exact path of every dollar donated from the initial fundraiser to the final result and each step in between. Simplified: we want you to enjoy the charitable journey from start to finish.
So pick your favorite “Victory” below and follow your dollar one step at a time!
Bottomless Toy Chest
For the 2009 holiday season, L2G partnered with The Bottomless Toy Chest, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization devoted to delivering art projects, crafts and interactive toys to hospitalized pediatric cancer patient to help them cope with the stress of cancer.
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STEP 1: Fundraiser
Mongolian Barbeque never had a fundraiser like this – $6,000 raised in 5 hours.
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STEP 2: Buy Toys
With some money raised at Mongolian BBQ, we raided a local toy store.
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STEP 3: Wrap Toys
Ever wonder what $4,000 worth of gifts looked like when wrapped?
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STEP 4: Results
A Christmas to remember at the Detroit Golf Club for 7 families affected by cancer.
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BONUS: Rich Rodriguez
University of Michigan Head Coach, Rich Rodriguez, offers best wishes.
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Kent Family
Melissia Kent, mother of 4 and wife to Larry, was hospitialized in April of 2008 with Celiac Disease which lead to Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma. On the same day, her husband Larry was laid off work because of an industrial work accident that left him disabled and their insurance was immediately terminated.
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STEP 1: Results
Video coming soon. A Christmas to remember that started with bowling for a family without insurance.
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STEP 2: Follow Up
After all the generosity L2G showed Missi, she wanted to pay it forward.
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BONUS: Pistons Shout Out
Some of the 2008 Detroit Pistons took a time-out to extend kind words.
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Scharfenberg Family
Bruce Scharfenberg, father of 3 and husband to Jill, had a rare blood disease called cardiac primary amyloidosis that affects 1 in 8.5 million people. Since July of 2008, he underwent stem-cell transplant and chemotherapy which put him in remission. In addition to emotional and physical distress, this terrible disease created an extremely difficult financial situation of which we were honored to help with.
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STEP 1: Fundraiser
Our very 1st fundraiser in August of 2008. Ohhh how far we’ve come!
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STEP 2: Results
Every journey begins with the 1st step. Our 1st step was a 12 hour drive to meet Bruce!
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We Volunteer
L2G wants to help everyone, even if it is just a day of volunteering for powerful organizations. Know of one? Suggest away!
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Jump Athletics of Michigan
Alley-oop from L2G to Jump Athletics of Michigan!
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Scleroderma Foundation
L2G hit the Detroit Zoo to volunteer for the Scleroderma Foundation.
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Celebrities Against Autism
L2G volunteered for Celebrities Against Autism at the Detroit Red Wings game.
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