Chris Chandre's Fundraiser
Help provide educational support and treatment options for those in need.
Join me and help make a difference, please give today.
Linda Kotowski
"Good luck❤️"
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A supporter of Chris Chandre
"Best of luck Chris! ...and more importantly, thank you for organizing this fundraiser."
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Tom Bilderback
"Great cause great person!! Abide!!"
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A supporter of Chris Chandre
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Susan Harris
"Thank you & best of luck! "
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Monica Schraml
"Good luck, Chris!"
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Jason Charbonneau
I donated in support of this campaign.
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Amy & Jon Purintun
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Beth Crabb
"Glad to show support to someone always supporting everyone around him. Keep going, Chris. You leave a trail of goodness everywhere you go. "
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A supporter of Chris Chandre
"The rug really tied the room together."
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A supporter of Chris Chandre
"You are the world’s most kind and caring friend. We miss you, Tony. Thanks for raising awareness for such a meaningful cause. Go get ‘em!"
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Carolyn Miller
"You got this bro! "
A supporter of Chris Chandre
"Cheers to 49! Thank you for bringing attention to this important cause. You got this. "
Hi all! 2 years ago we raised over $12,000 for substance abuse treatment and addiction services. This was to honor my buddy Tony Worachek. Since that fundraiser, many friends and family have reached out about similar stories with family and friends. There is still a great need for help.
On August, 26th I will be turning 49. I will also be running 100 miles at the Midwest States 100 in northern Wisconsin. Trail ultra running was how I dealt with a loss of a friend. It's also where I found the most supportive group of people on the planet.
Will I finish? Who knows. I want to find out. I want to see what my answer is at 2am, in a blackened forest, after 20 hours of running when I ask myself if I should quit.
Finally, if you are inclined, please give. Bigger than the trail is a great organization, and have sponsored many of the aid stations I've run through in the woods. BTTT provides educational support and treatment options. Their focus is to bring light to the real struggles and challenges that are associated with mental health.
Thanks
Chris