donated $300 for Shave his head
Steve Hugunin's Fundraiser
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A Fundraiser To Benefit Niemann-Pick Children's Fund
And the winning dare is...
Shave his head
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Fundraiser Activity
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Brian Stephens
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Brian Stephens
donated $200 for Shave his head
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Brian Stephens
donated $100 for Shave his head
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Kelly Minihan
donated $25 for Shave his headNo more spike!!!
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Kelly Minihan
donated $25 for Shave his headNo more spike!!!
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Michael Perkins
donated $30 for Steve, should wear a DealBug costume for a week. Must wear tights and paint face purple!I know this isn't enough to win but I am happy to help!
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Eugene Hugunin
donated $30 for Not shave for a monthYou are a great person! Very proud of you! Love, Dad
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darlyne wyatt
donated $50 for Not shave for a monthMay God B less you
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Charles Woolverton
donated $100 for Shave his head
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Anonymous
donated $50 for Not shave for a month
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Sherrie Hugunin
donated $75 for Not shave for a month
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Sherrie Hugunin
donated $75 for Not shave for a month
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Robin Gearheart
donated $50 for Steve, should wear a DealBug costume for a week. Must wear tights and paint face purple!
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Matthew Kirk
donated $150 for Shave his head
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Jessica Mitchell
donated $51 for Wear a kilt for a month
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Sherrie Hugunin
donated $50 for Not shave for a monthI'm very proud of you for doing this. It shows that what great compassion you have for other!
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Steve Hugunin
launched the fundraiser!
Steve's Updates
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Your phone rings, the doctor says 'I'm sorry to tell you this' and then your life changes forever.
In August 2008, Mike and Jennifer Stults lives did change when their two sons Brison age 5, and Parker age 4, were diagnosed with Niemann Pick Type C. A rare and fatal disease.
I have had the privileged of calling Mike Stults my friend for a few years now. I want to raise money to help fund research that will find a treatment and cure for this disease.
Niemann-Pick Type C Disease simply put is FATAL. It is a genetic, neurodegenerative disorder that consequently accumulates large amounts of cholesterol and other excess fats in the cells of the liver, spleen, and brain causing progressive deterioration of the nervous system. It usually starts to affect children of school age (4-7 years old) by interfering with their ability to metabolize cholesterol.
The average age of diagnosis for NPC1 disease was 10.4 years, with one-half of patients being diagnosed before the age of 6.9 years. The average age of death for NPC1 disease was 16.2 years, with one-half of patients dying before the age of 12.5 years.
THIS IS WHY THIS RARE DISEASE NEEDS OUR HELP!
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