Rebel Heart Donation Site

[Chasing Summer]

I know we are all very interested in Eric and his family and wondering what happened to s/v Rebel Heart.

I also know that many people will want to donate and help them out. If you search the thread you'll find it on page 31, but who want to read 51 and growing fast pages to find it?

Here it is: https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/djWq3

[atoll]

thanks for keeping the ball rolling,i am sure the money will be appreciated,as it looks like the next few weeks are going to be tough for them,this will just give them one more thing LESS to worry about,cheers alex

[GordMay]

Thanks, Lowell.

Help the Kaufman Family ➥ https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/djWq3

[atoll]

thanks gord and chasing summer,up to 10 k now raised,in 3 days!
well done all the contributors.

https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/djWq3

[Greenhand]

Eric and Charlotte have asked that donations be made to That Others May Live Foundation, rather than them personally.

[delmarrey]

Originally Posted by Greenhand

Eric and Charlotte have asked that donations be made to That Others May Live Foundation, rather than them personally.

I would like to hear that from them!

[CatInHand]

Originally Posted by delmarrey

I would like to hear that from them!

It's on their blog.

[FrankZ]

Originally Posted by CatInHand

It's on their blog.

'Tis on their blog.

Rebel Heart - Eric's Blog - twenty four hours back in sanÂ*diego

[letsgetsailing3]

From their blog:

"While we are thankful for the unsolicited generosity we have received and been offered, we encourage you to consider donating to That Others May Live (www.thatothersmaylive.org), which provides relief to the families of members of the United States Air Force Rescue community when tragedy strikes."

[jwhahn52]

After all the attacks on their family they may need to lay low for a while. The Misery Pimps need dirty laundry

[SkiprJohn]

Originally Posted by letsgetsailing3

From their blog:

"While we are thankful for the unsolicited generosity we have received and been offered, we encourage you to consider donating to That Others May Live (www.thatothersmaylive.org), which provides relief to the families of members of the United States Air Force Rescue community when tragedy strikes."

I didn't read their blog and prefer that they donate to whomever they want once I donate to their cause.

[Chasing Summer]

Their blog is a must read:
Rebel Heart - Charlotte's Blog
Also, there is a very good article through Cruising Compass that tell a lot about the combined rescue.
Sailors recall rough seas during rescue of family - seattlepi.com

I served in the US Navy and while I was never a part of a rescue operation I know that anytime something like this goes down every one on board gets excited to greet out new arrivals. This is what we train for ... this is why we serve.

[SkiprJohn]

Originally Posted by Chasing Summer

Their blog is a must read:
Rebel Heart - Charlotte's Blog
Also, there is a very good article through Cruising Compass that tell a lot about the combined rescue.
Sailors recall rough seas during rescue of family - seattlepi.com

I served in the US Navy and while I was never a part of a rescue operation I know that anytime something like this goes down every one on board gets excited to greet out new arrivals. This is what we train for ... this is why we serve.

Thanks for your service.

[Cheechako]

I feel a movie deal coming.... :>)

[goboatingnow]

Originally Posted by Dan316

Most likely fully insured, save several thousand $$$$$. Now what I want to know, is, is the child recovering, and what was the illness?

I'd be surprised they were insured. Most insurance companies require at least three capable crew on board for ocean crossings.

Dave