rbarton
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Acworth, GA
Many of you may remember a member of my 4x4 club, Robin Payne, who was paralyzed in a car accident in November of last year. Several of you made donations to help her defray medical costs, all of which were very grately appreciated.
In an ongoing effort to help the Payne family raise funds for a special needs accessible home, we are trying to raise funds by means of a "Jeep Giveaway Event".
A little more about this is below, but if you visit the web site setup for this event http://www.paynejeep.com, you'll find answers to most questions and details surrounding the event and this very important cause.
Why we are doing this...
The Georgia Bounty Runners Four Wheel Drive Club, based in Atlanta, GA, has restored a 1980 JEEP CJ-5 for which all proceeds will benefit the “Payne Fund”, an ongoing effort to raise funds for one of our member families, Ralph and Robin Payne. Robin was critically injured in an automobile accident in November of 2002 and was left paralyzed as a result of her injuries. Robin and Ralph must now purchase a home that will be suited for Robin’s special access needs.
This project has been a true labor of love by the GBR membership. Volunteers from the club have donated hundreds of personal hours, materials, parts, whatever has been needed, in order to ensure this project became a reality.
Thanks for your time! Sorry for the off-topic post, but I hoped you'd understand this time.
In an ongoing effort to help the Payne family raise funds for a special needs accessible home, we are trying to raise funds by means of a "Jeep Giveaway Event".
A little more about this is below, but if you visit the web site setup for this event http://www.paynejeep.com, you'll find answers to most questions and details surrounding the event and this very important cause.
Why we are doing this...
The Georgia Bounty Runners Four Wheel Drive Club, based in Atlanta, GA, has restored a 1980 JEEP CJ-5 for which all proceeds will benefit the “Payne Fund”, an ongoing effort to raise funds for one of our member families, Ralph and Robin Payne. Robin was critically injured in an automobile accident in November of 2002 and was left paralyzed as a result of her injuries. Robin and Ralph must now purchase a home that will be suited for Robin’s special access needs.
This project has been a true labor of love by the GBR membership. Volunteers from the club have donated hundreds of personal hours, materials, parts, whatever has been needed, in order to ensure this project became a reality.
Thanks for your time! Sorry for the off-topic post, but I hoped you'd understand this time.
