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This past weekend our beloved Francine Owolabi was finally granted peace. She was a Mother, Daughter, Sister, And Friend. As a family we will be celebrating  her life the way she deserves and would have wanted. Francine was a wonderful mother to her daughter Aryn Renee Dunlap. She was the light to her world , there is nothing she wouldn’t do for aryn . As Francine’s body is in LA, we need to fly her to Houston for the funeral which is an extra cost. Any money raised over the funeral costs that are going to be between 15k and 20k, will 100% be put in a trust for Aryn.Her daughter is surrounded by love and family at this moment. We ask for  Continuous prayers for our family at this time .  The go fund me will help with funeral expenses and Aryn’s future.  Any and every donation is greatly appreciated by the Owolabi and McGee family.

Fracine’s memorial , Aryn’s future

Aloha, My name is Dominique Miller and I’m a competitive surfer living on Oahu. Right now I am currently ranked third in the World for Stand Up Paddle. I will be going to Spain in December for the last and final stop of the 2018 World Tour. This will be my first time ever traveling to Europe and I’m very nervous and excited. I think this will be an amazing opportunity for me to see new culture and surf new waves. I also have a small outside chance of winning the world title if I do well in this contest!!! Right now I have a few sponsors but they mainly give me products. I have to pretty much 100 percent fund all my surf contest myself. This includes paying for contest entry, hotels, plane tickets, food and ect. This can get quite pricey especially when the contest have long holding periods such as this one in Spain which has a 9 day holding period. This means they could run the contest  the first day or the last day depending on the surf conditions. Again this is a very important contest because it’s going to determine what place I will end up getting for the 2018 Stand Up Paddle Season which will hopefully be world champion. I’m asking everyone to help donate some money to this dream because working two jobs I don’t think I will be able to reach this goal myself. Any donation would be greatly appreciated so if you have a few spare bucks that you would be willing to pass my way would be this biggest help ever! I know I can win this contest and be a World Champion!

Stand Up World Tour Spain

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/15244445_1566242842406448_r.jpeg" alt="15244445_1566242842406448_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />For over 4 years, our award-winning 501 c 3 non-profit organization, Black Girls Surf has been able to fund female surfers from Hawaii to Africa. Our success was only possible through the generosity of donors around the world. We are grateful to all who continue to contribute. Senegalese surfer, Khadjou Sambe was able to achieve her goal of training in California. Since 2018, Black Girls Surf has supported over 400 girls internationally. Like Khadjou, BGS afforded girls the opportunity to travel for a year training at a variety of world-class surf breaks. Media exposure was also included. It was through Khadjou’s training debut that we realized the vast amount of female surfers throughout the diaspora who wish to surf professionally without having access or knowing how to begin their journey. We also realized that the financial aspect of this endeavor was quite costly. The fluctuation in gas prices, hotels, and rental car expenditures was an unexpected surprise to all of us. Still, we pressed on. We achieved more in 365 days than we expected and made new friends all over the world. But we still have more to do.  Several pro surfers, including but limited to Keala Kennelly, Luke Stedman, and Brett Simpson have graciously lent their support in our efforts. We are eternally grateful to all of the pro surfers, filmmakers, media outlets and school campuses for their support. Pro surfer, Luke Stedman’s, Smile High Club generous offer to train our LA chapter was definitely Ione of the highlights. Still, there is more to come. BGS has been requested by numerous countries in need of support for their athletes. Just to name few, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Cote D’Ivoire, Liberia, Nigeria, South Africa and Costa Rica been in contact for help with resources. Coach Rho has donated her monthly military pension for over a year but it was not enough. This is why we come to you, our potential donors to ask for your assistance in keeping Black Girls Surf up &amp; riding. We need: **WE WANT TO BRING OUR ELITE GIRLS TEAM TO THE USA IN NOVEMBER** 1. We travel 90% of the time. Converting a van into a sleeper would cut down on the costs of rentals, lodging and buying food. These are our main expenditures. A donated van in need of repair will work for us as well. *We have a RV now. It's currently in the shop for repairs. Thank you! 2. Surfboards - Surfboard sponsors are needed. Performance boards for competitions especially needed. *A huge thank you to Critters Toy Co. for the 13 surfboards donated. The girls love them and the boys are jealous ;) 3. Wetsuits - Hurley sponsored 4. Leashes - WE NEED LEASHES! 5. Deck Pads - WE NEED DECK PADS 6. Fins - WE NEED FINS *`FCS &amp;N FUTURE fins needed 7. Wax - A variety of warm, tropical and cold water. 8. Fees for contest registration  *WE NEED CONTESTS FEES 9. Travel airfare - This is for contests and training.  10. Housing - We use our San Jose studio to temporarily house incoming surfers. Overseas we find local community members or Air B&amp;B for housing. Your generosity is certainly appreciated. Please consider donating today to keep BGS going for the next generation of pro surfers. Thank you, Black Girls Surf

Black Girls Surf Fundraiser

<img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/15244445_1566242842406448_r.jpeg" alt="15244445_1566242842406448_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" />For over a year, Black Girls Surf has been able to fund female surfers from Hawaii to Africa. Our success was only possible through the generosity of donors around the world. We are grateful to all who continue to contribute. Senegalese surfer, Khadjou Sambe was able to achieve her goal of training in California. She is now on her way to Japan to compete in the ISA World Games, a qualifier for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. BGS afforded Khadjou the opportunity to travel throughout the California coastline for a year training at a variety of world-class surf breaks. Media exposure was also included. It was through Khadjou’s training debut that we realized the vast amount of female surfers throughout the diaspora who wish to surf professionally without having access or knowing how to begin their journey. We also realized that the financial aspect of this endeavor was quite costly. The fluctuation in gas prices, hotels, and rental car expenditures was an unexpected surprise to all of us. Still, we pressed on. We achieved more in 365 days than we expected and made new friends all over the world. But we still have more to do. Our next training sessions are coming soon and we are preparing to host 12-year-old phenom, mini-grom national champion, Erika Berra from Costa Rica. Several pro surfers, including but limited to Keala Kennelly, Luke Stedman, and Suelen Naraisa have graciously lent their support in our efforts. We are eternally grateful to all of the pro surfers, filmmakers, media outlets and school campuses for their support. Pro surfer, Luke Stedman’s, Smile High Club generous offer to train our LA chapter was definitely Ione of the highlights this year. Still, there is more to come. BGS has been requested by numerous countries in need of support for their athletes. Just to name few, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Cote D’Ivoire, Liberia, Nigeria, Namibia, Jamaica and Costa Rica been in contact for help with resources. Coach Rho has donated her monthly military pension for over a year but it was not enough. This is why we come to you, our potential donors to ask for your assistance in keeping Black Girls Surf up &amp; riding. We need: 1. A van - We travel 90% of the time. Converting a van into a sleeper would cut down on the costs of rentals, lodging and buying food. These are our main expenditures. A donated van in need of repair will work for us as well. 2. Surfboards - Donated surfboards are welcome always. Performance boards for competitions especially needed. 3. Wetsuits - Youth wetsuits are needed the most. 4. Leashes 5. Deck Pads 6. Fins 7. Wax - A variety of warm, tropical and cold water. 8. Fees for contest registration 9. Travel airfare - This is for contests and training. For instance, Suelen Naraisa has offered to train our girls in Brazil and Africa. 10. Housing - We use our San Jose studio to temporarily house incoming surfers. Overseas we find local community members or Air B&amp;B for housing. Your generosity is certainly appreciated. Please consider donating today to keep BGS going for the next generation of pro surfers. Thank you, Black Girls Surf

The ebola crisis in West Africa is still at a critical level. One person's life affected by this deadly virus is hard to imagine. ASI will continue to raise money to help children at Bureh Beach as well as Unite 4 West Africa. Unite 4 West Africa is a collaborations of companies with the interest of raising awareness on Ebola crisis. Monies donated to Unite 4 West Africa will go to Doctors Without Boarders. There are currently three countries severely affected by the Ebola virus, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea. Africa Surf International and it's partners have dedicated themselves to assist Sierra Leone children at Bureh Beach and Freetown financially during this these times. Your donation is greatly appreciated. Donate $25.00 or more and receive a Surf Sierra Leone T-Shirt. Funds will be equally divided. Follow Us @Unite4WestAfrica @AfricaSurfIntl @SurfSierraLeone Tenki Boku, ASI <img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/2121612_1420298040.8876_app.png" width="100%" media_url="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/2121612_1420298040.8876_app.png" alt="2121612_1420298040.8876_app.png" /> <img src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/2121612_1420298128.3458_app.png" width="100%" media_url="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/2121612_1420298128.3458_app.png" alt="2121612_1420298128.3458_app.png" />

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