Please support me as I race to save the lives of homeless pets.
As part of Team PAWS Chicago, I’m raising funds for the Midwest’s largest no-kill shelter, and in exchange I gain entry into one of the world’s most renowned races: the Chicago Marathon. It might sound self-serving, and in some ways it is.
But I’m also serving thousands of homeless pets in Chicago. And you can help by making a tax-deductible donation of any amount to my cause. Do good, feel good.
—> Please click here to make a donation.
Why Am I Doing This?
Unless you’re super-fast, you must rely on a lottery to get into the Chicago Marathon. I could throw my hat in the ring and leave it up to chance. Maybe I’d get in. Maybe I wouldn’t. (Better luck next year!) The thing about chance is there’s nothing to say I’d ever have my name picked.
I’ve been eyeing the Chicago Marathon for a while now, and when I moved from the Valley of the Sun to the Land of Lincoln, I figured this is an ideal opportunity to run the city’s marquee marathon.
By committing to raising funds for a charity, I can make the Chicago Marathon happen. And through Team PAWS, with the help of people like you, I can also be a powerful force for homeless pets.
Why This Charity?
Rescue groups are near and dear to my wife and me. We adopted our two dogs, Shanna and Luke, from a shelter in Arizona, and we would not hesitate to adopt again (when the time comes).
PAWS Chicago is doing some amazing work …
- Saving thousands of homeless pets each year. (My charity team, Team PAWS, aims to save 3,000.)
- Treating and rehabilitating sick and injured animals and uniting them with loving families.
- Providing low-cost/free spay or neuter surgeries in low-income communities where most stray and unwanted animals originate.
PAWS Chicago does all this without federal funding. The group is dependent on donors to do its lifesaving work.
—> Will you help with a donation? Please click here.
Why Now?
Why not?! A tax-deductible donation of any amount to my donation page directly supports PAWS Chicago’s efforts to save homeless pets—and gets me one step closer to running the Chicago Marathon.
Thank you.