11/16/23 * Update - We are over $310,000 and tracking slightly above 2022 and hovering around our $1,000,000 goal for this year. Let's keep the momentum going!
Hello Ya'll,
Thank you for dropping by! I'm thrilled to share that I'm participating in the November 〰️ Mustache Fundraiser with M4K Richmond. This incredible group has supported local children's charities since 2003, all while cultivating impressive mustaches and awareness for Men's Mental and Physical Health.
A little about me... originally from Upstate New York, I made my way to Richmond in 2017 from Atlanta. I proudly call Manchester home after living in Shockoe Bottom for 3 years. I'm an avid Knicks , Buffalo Bill, and Georgia Football fan. You can see me cruising around Richmond on a skateboard, riding my bike on the Capital Trail, at a basketball court working on my jumper ⛹️♀️, or taking a hike on Belle Island.
By day, I'm immersed in tracking some of the largest multifamily owners and Private Equity Funds at Costar Group, but by night (especially this month), I'm fully embracing the 'stache life.
I'm reaching out to you for support in this venture. Together, let's make a meaningful impact. Your contribution, whether big or small, plays a crucial role in making a difference in the lives of Richmond kids.
This year we plan on raising money to support 20+ children's charities across Richmond in celebration of our 20th season.
ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation
Greater Richmond SCAN
Children's Hospital of Richmond
Feed More
Richmond Friends of the Homeless
FRIENDS Association for Children
Henrico CASA
Ronald McDonald House
Child Savers
Hope for Learning
Beyond Boundaries
Children's Home Society
Better2gether RVA
Big Brothers Big Sisters
The Next Move Program
Sportable
YWCA Richmond
Comfort Zone Camp
Oakwood Arts
L.A.U.N.C.H. For Life
Little Hands Virginia
Camp Kesem
Our Amazing Fighters
Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation
Thank you for joining me on this journey!
#JUSTGROWIT
#Movember
#AMDG
Watch for pictures throughout the month as this mustache takes shape.
