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Doug
Fluhart
$25
Sep 30, 2016
Marty
Lewis
$250
Sep 30, 2016
Maureen
Cahill
Anonymous
$100
Sep 30, 2016
Anonymous
$75
Sep 30, 2016
Cathy
Levine
$75
Sep 30, 2016
Amanda
Rookstool
Anonymous
$100
Sep 30, 2016
George
Kontogiannis
$2,500
Sep 29, 2016
Kurt
Palazzo
$100
Sep 29, 2016
Gregory
Zivoder
Erin
Helms
$25
Sep 28, 2016
Kenneth
Holton
$10
Sep 28, 2016
James
Neuenschwander
$100
Sep 28, 2016
James
Sturmi
$100
Sep 28, 2016
Shannon
Winnubst
CRC Class of 2016/2017
$25
Sep 28, 2016
CRC Class of 2015/2016
$25
Sep 28, 2016
CRC Class of 2014/2015
$25
Sep 28, 2016
CRC Class of 2013/2014
$25
Sep 28, 2016
Guisela
Latorre
$40
Sep 28, 2016
John
Ford
$100
Sep 28, 2016
Suzanne
Dulaney
$20
Sep 28, 2016
Gwen
Longbotham
$10
Sep 28, 2016
Nicholas
Anstine
$100
Sep 28, 2016
$10
Giving Step 1
We admitted this is a worthy cause and that making a gift is manageable.
$25
Giving Step 2
Came to believe that giving to this cause will restore them to financial stability.
$75
Giving Step 3
Made a decision to turn our checkbooks and credit cards over to the CRC as we understand them.
$250
Giving Step 5
Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our giving.
$500
Giving Step 6
Were entirely ready to make a generous contribution to the Collegiate Recovery Community.
$750
Giving Step 7
Humbly asked ourselves if we have been of maximum service to our fellows recently.
$1,000
Giving Step 8
Made a list of all persons we had contributed to and became ready to collect tax write-offs from them all.
$2,500
Giving Step 9
Made a direct donation to such persons whenever possible, knowing when doing so that it would immensely help them and others.
$5,000
Giving Step 10
Continued to make spectacular contributions and when we were unbelievably gratified in so doing, we promptly admitted it.
$10,000
Giving Step 11
Sought through generosity and compassion to do the next right thing for the Collegiate Recovery Community, hoping only to increase their chances of personal and academic success.
$50,000
Giving Step 12
Having had a spiritual experience as a result of so much giving, we decided to create an endowment for the Collegiate Recovery Community, and to practice kindheartedness in all of our affairs.