The Christie Cookie Company is giving away $25,000 to charity. All you have to do is click on this contest link, fill out the form, and make sure you pick The Liz Logelin Foundation from the drop down menu.
For those of you who haven't read Matt's blog, Matt lost his wife 27 hours after the birth of their daughter Madeline. People rallied around Matt and, instead of just trying to maintain his life, Matt decided to pay it forward by starting The Liz Logelin Foundation. The mission statement of The Liz Logelin Foundation says "The Liz Logelin Foundation was established to assist families who find themselves in the heartbreaking, catastrophic situation of having lost a spouse, life-partner, and parent. The Foundation’s goal is to financially assist these families as they deal with the loss of their loved ones, and struggle to move forward."
Take a few moments out of your day and follow that link to the contest form. Those few moments will pay tribute to much loved and desperately missed woman and the family she left behind.
8 comments:
I've read his bog almost since he started blogging about it. It makes me cry often and laugh often, and his daughter looks just like his wife...beautiful.
I'll go to link.
unlike my friend flying, i have only heard about his story from others - never read the blog or seen the pictures. heartbreaking!!
i will go to the link, too!!
i like your ink project, too, by the way.
xoxo
~jd
Kristin, this is in response the comment..
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Is this the same man who was in life magazine? I remember reading about a bunch of women getting together to help him raise his child. Either way a heart wrenching story. I will be sure to cehck out the link, thanks for posting.
I added my vote for the charity donation. Thank you for the link! I have not checked out his blog before, but will be sure to do so soon. Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a heart breaking story. But also very inspiring what he is doing to honor his wife's life and memory.
ICLW
What a great story, thanks for your comment. Happy ICLW!
Kristin,
I remember hearing about this last year and I thought how awful. It's really sad and I am glad there is support for others like him out there. I went to the link and left my vote for this charity.
DONE! Thanks for passing along the info!
*HUGS*
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