What is 90 Percent?
Thanks for asking. 90 Percent is what we plan to give away ... 90 Percent of the amount the tickets are actually sold for. The pictures below represent where some of the funds from these tickets have been used previously. (Yes, a portion of the proceeds is always kept back to cover the purchase of these same tickets the following year.)
Water Filter Trip In Brazil
This is a picture of us lifting a 300 lb. water filter up onto the "sidewalk" so we can cart it into a home. For the first time in their lives, the people who live here will be able to drink fresh, clean water every day! No More Dysentery! The 2008 OSU vs. Michigan tickets made this trip possible!
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Adopting in Ethiopia
This picture was taken within 30 minutes of meeting our 3 new children for the first time. This was so much more amazing than running out of the tunnel at Ohio Stadium! So many more children can be helped... many adoptive parents have more medical bills than they can handle. We can help!
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Our Ethiopian Connection
Ethiopia - A place where (currently) 480 orphans come daily for food, clothing, school, general care, medication, etc. They would love to build a new kitchen to handle the demands of feeding so many children. We would love to be able to help them build it!
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BaSSaL - Buy a Shirt, Save a Life
This is a start-up apparel company dedicated to contributing a portion of revenue from every item sold directly to the front lines where it is needed the most. Relationships with Compassion International. International Justice Mission and others are underway.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
FCA is impacting so many young athletes today, and helping them deal with real life issues they face on and off the field. Where was this when I was younger? We want to help some local youth go to FCA Camp every year.
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Your Suggestion!
This space represents a suggestion you can send to us to consider for 90% of the proceeds from the sales of these tickets. This does NOT guarantee that we will apply any of the proceeds to this cause just in case it does not meet the standards we have set.
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