donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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A Fundraiser To Benefit Royal Vet College's Student Team
And the winning dare is...
Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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nicole kocis
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Erin Hadox
donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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Linda Wilbourne
donated $50 for Dye her hair violet$25 from Aunt Ellen
$25 from Mom-Mom -
Quan Huynh
donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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Cindy Gaul
donated $100 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeGood luck Jess!
Love, Cindy, Tim, Sam, Bri and Allie
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Joanne Bibik
donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeGood Luck in all you do, Jess...
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VICTORIA DUGGAN
donated $5 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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Allison Lovelace
donated $100 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeGood luck with this one, not sure where you'll find a penguin costume. :)
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Leslie Crook
donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeI am so proud and happy that you are living your dream!
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Amy Day
donated $15 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costume
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Linda Wilbourne
donated $25 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeI hope the costume won't be to hot!!
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S T Hudson-Cooke
donated $5 for Jess should attend a lecture in only underwear
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Lauren Trusa
donated $10 for Waddle around the London Zoo dressed in a penguin costumeThis dare is pretty tame to some others I thought of :-)
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Ashley Marshall
donated $6 for Join in a strangers' football game in the parkHAHAHAHAHA
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Anonymous
donated $5 for Dye her hair violet
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Jess Wilbourne
launched the fundraiser!
Jess's Updates
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I’m raising money for the Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) Student Research Team (SRT). Our research is aimed at promoting sustainable aquaculture in the Asia-Pacific region.
Today, Asia contributes more than 90% to the world’s aquaculture production, the fastest growing food producing sector in the world. Aquaculture is a significant socio-economic activity, especially for rural communities, contributing to livelihoods, food security and poverty alleviation.
The 2004 tsunami greatly devastated many countries in this region, destroying a lot of farms of poor fishing villages. The rebuilding process has been faced with many challenges; most notably, disease is a primary constraint to the aquaculture, impeding both economic and social development in many countries.
Through our research we aim to promote sustainable aquaculture through the investigation of Better Management Practices (BMPs) with hopes of ensuring environmental sustainability, social equity and food safety of aquaculture products.
Please help donate and in return I will do whatever dare earns the most money!!!