LOST-A-THON for Charity!

Happy LOST-Day-Eve to you all!

Recently, a friend of mine sent word that one of his buddies has started a new LOST project for charity called “LOST-A-THON”.

Starting on May 19, 3 roommates will begin watching the entire series of LOST from the Pilot to the final live broadcast of the finale, clocking in at around 94 hours of back-to-back episode viewing. This event is not only aimed to go down in the Guinness Book of World Records for most consecutive hours of television ever watched in one sitting, but they are also hoping to raise $100,000 to go to support 3 charitable organizations: The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation, Doctors Without Borders, and The Nature Conservatory. Do know that 100% of the money donated will go to these charities.

They have set up a website (http://lostathon.com/) to advertise the event as well as to accept donations. Please check it out! I believe this is an important project and the people behind it are really great guys who are already known to spend their weekends as volunteers helping others in need.

In addition, if you have a blog, Facebook page, Twitter account, or other social networking site, please HELP SPREAD THE WORD! In addition to having to get the word out about LOST-A-THON to fans around the world, they are also looking for sponsors for some of the logistical requirements before the event begins. By helping them get noticed with a little PR work on our part, we will also surely help them find the assistance they need before the date scheduled to begin.

I sincerely thank you for your time reading this post and invite you to check out the LOST-A-THON website to learn more about the project. Any assistance that you can provide in spreading word about this event is more than appreciated!! I am sure that with all of our efforts combined we can help them get noticed and get them some DONATIONS. I really feel that if this can happen, the project will be a huge success, go down in history, and provide some much-needed financial aid to some wonderful charities.

Much appreciation and NAMASTE!

a.N
www.FourToedFoot.com


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