The doGooD Society is composed of folks who are doing good despite who is watching. They perform worthy endeavors because they are compelled to help make the world a better place. These people are the pulse that creates positive momentum.
Jason Thompson is a doGooD'r in need. Jason served as a soccer coach for US98 Soccer in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. In June 2009, after months of declining health, 28 year old Thompson was diagnosed with a rare form of aggressive cancer.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Thompson will undergo an illuminating surgery determining the next phase of his treatment. It is an honor to request to all who read this - please take a moment each hour on the hour, Tuesday, November 17, and pray for this young man.
Consider the peace he and his family will have knowing the burden of their worry is being carried by us all, and given to God.
To read more about Coach Jason Thompson, please visit http://www.kickingitforjason.com.
On Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Thompson will undergo an illuminating surgery determining the next phase of his treatment. It is an honor to request to all who read this - please take a moment each hour on the hour, Tuesday, November 17, and pray for this young man.
Consider the peace he and his family will have knowing the burden of their worry is being carried by us all, and given to God.
To read more about Coach Jason Thompson, please visit http://www.kickingitforjason.com.
Grayton Beach, Florida. October 26, 2009
Grayton Beach Fitness Owner, Paul Hunter, is serious about Breast Cancer.
Hunter and staff challenged gym members to donate to breast cancer research. After members raised $1,000 Hunter began wearing a pink dress to the gym. Hunter will have to wear this dress until October 31st, the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Thank you to the doGooD'rs of Grayton Beach Fitness and especially to Paul for his unwaivering dedication to health, fitness and inspiration as a cancer survivor.
http://www.graytonbeachfitness.com
Grayton Beach Fitness Owner, Paul Hunter, is serious about Breast Cancer.
Hunter and staff challenged gym members to donate to breast cancer research. After members raised $1,000 Hunter began wearing a pink dress to the gym. Hunter will have to wear this dress until October 31st, the end of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Thank you to the doGooD'rs of Grayton Beach Fitness and especially to Paul for his unwaivering dedication to health, fitness and inspiration as a cancer survivor.
http://www.graytonbeachfitness.com
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