Sober January for New Alternatives?
Tax deductible
I’m Doing Competitive Sober January
And No One Can Stop Me
This campaign is part of an aggressive and competitive sober January. I am abstaining from alcohol, drugs, refined sugars/carbs and am challenging YOU to tempt me into breaking.
More info here: https://medium.com/@boriskhaykin/im-doing-competitive-sober-january-and-no-one-can-stop-me-d672b74bc48c
On top of that is this GoFundMe for New Alternatives. It's a charity for at risk LGBTQ homeless youth that I have raised money for in the past. Any money that accumulates goes to the kids… IF I make it through this month. If I fail, I get the money this time.
That means every time I turn down a drink, I am not just turning down alcohol but I am turning down alcohol + a cash prize.
If you care about homeless LGBTQ youth you will donate. How would you feel if you held back because you didn’t believe in me and then New Alternatives gets a measly $10 when I make it?
Alternatively, if you hate gay homeless kids, you should still donate so that in the hopes that I fail you get to help pull a large donation out from under them.
Either way, every extra dollar will make my sobriety that much more difficult. This is a competitive sport, and I am going to win.
And No One Can Stop Me
This campaign is part of an aggressive and competitive sober January. I am abstaining from alcohol, drugs, refined sugars/carbs and am challenging YOU to tempt me into breaking.
More info here: https://medium.com/@boriskhaykin/im-doing-competitive-sober-january-and-no-one-can-stop-me-d672b74bc48c
On top of that is this GoFundMe for New Alternatives. It's a charity for at risk LGBTQ homeless youth that I have raised money for in the past. Any money that accumulates goes to the kids… IF I make it through this month. If I fail, I get the money this time.
That means every time I turn down a drink, I am not just turning down alcohol but I am turning down alcohol + a cash prize.
If you care about homeless LGBTQ youth you will donate. How would you feel if you held back because you didn’t believe in me and then New Alternatives gets a measly $10 when I make it?
Alternatively, if you hate gay homeless kids, you should still donate so that in the hopes that I fail you get to help pull a large donation out from under them.
Either way, every extra dollar will make my sobriety that much more difficult. This is a competitive sport, and I am going to win.
Organizer
Boris Khaykin
Organizer
Brooklyn, NY
New Alternatives for LGBT Homeless Youth
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
