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We are proud supporters of the
following charities.
Please be sure to check out their websites to learn more about these charities and how you can help!
Please be sure to check out their websites to learn more about these charities and how you can help!
On February 7, 2009, at the tender age of 5, Nelson Capita was diagnosed with PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease). There is currently no treatment or cure for PKD, but there are more researchers, clinical trials and people pulling together to fight this disease than ever before. There is hope – hope for a treatment, hope for a cure, hope for a long and happy life despite PKD. To learn more about PKD please visit their website at PKDCURE.ORG.
To donate to help the Capita family, please click here.
You can contact Katie Capita (Nelson's mom) at kcapita@charter.net.
In May of 2009 Tim Dyson had the honor of attending a trivia night held on behalf of Nelson to help raise awareness and money for the PKD Foundation. Tim presented a helmet, donated by Pro-Dirt Cycles out of Wentzville MO, and is now a rider "in-training" for Tim Dyson FMX. "The evening was a blast and getting to know Nelson was the high-light of my tour" says Tim Dyson. Below is information on the next trivia night being held for Nelson.
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Charity With Attitude
A SIMPLE MISSION STATEMENT GUIDES CANCER SUCKS:
"Provide a forum for those who have lost loved ones to cancer while aggressively raising money to find a cure.
No one should have to go through what millions of cancer victims, survivors and those left behind have endured."
Cancer
Sucks Inc. was established in 1998 by two brothers, Rick Horton of
Bixby, OK and Frank White of McPherson, KS. Their organization was
created out of the pain and frustration that comes from losing a loved
one to cancer, combined with the desire to do what they can to prevent
anyone from experiencing the same loss. The 1996 death of Donna Holland
White, Rick and Frank’s mother, was a devastating event and one that
will never be forgotten. While undergoing treatments, surgeries, and
the emotional roller coaster that comes with cancer, Donna still had
time to think of others by making arrangements to have her body donated
to cancer research at the time of her death.
CancerSucks.com is a living memorial dedicated to her and focused on raising as much money for cancer research as they can.
CancerSucks.com is a living memorial dedicated to her and focused on raising as much money for cancer research as they can.
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