Kilted to Kick Cancer

Well, we're halfway through Kilted to Kick Cancer 2013, and well short of halfway to our goal. Will you help us reach our goal of $50,000? Jeff Brosius is offering chances at a case of the craft-brewed beer of your choice, and has vowed to wear a kilt during our November duck hunt if you help him reach his fundraising ...

The latest in one-upmanship from our Kilted to Kick Cancer fundraisers is this bit of skulluggery from my buddy Jeff Brosius:   Dude, that's just… diabolical. Won't someone please put an end to these poor girls misery? I mean, he's dropping them off at school like that. In front of their friends. Donate to Jeff's KTKC campaign here. And if ...

Make absolutely certain your donations are being credited to your 2013 campaign.

Last year, I waxed my whole body. I even shaved off my 'stache. The year before that, I put up a picture of myself in drag. It wasn't fun. In fact, it was pretty horrific, considering the fact that the clippers I was given to trim with didn't work, so they had to rip my pelt off as-is. I was ...

Okay, we're eight days into Kilted to Kick Cancer 2013, and our Kilted Army is out there raising awareness for male-specific cancers, and raising funds for cancer education and research! We've got guys offering home-brewed craft beer as enticements. We've got guys offering gunnie schwag, including an official KTKC 2013 AR15 lower. We've got guys featured on their local news. ...

He's a soldier, shooter, and the author of the Guns and Coffee blog.   He's also out spreading the word about male-specific cancers in Stevens Point, WI.   You can donate to his Livestrong fundraising campaign here.   He's Fred Simons, and he's Kilted to Kick Cancer.   Get Kilted, and get checked!  

Damn you, cancer. Damn you all to hell. You took a good man from us, long before his time. This man was more than just a teacher and PE coach. He was a physical therapist, mentor, guide, role model, disciplinarian, motivator and protector to my daughter. He picked her up when she fell, and did his best to teach her ...

At the gas station where I frequently fill up on the way to taking KatyBeth to school, there is a group of old men in their retirement years who gather on benches in front of the store, smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee and arguing politics. Most days we just nod politely to each other, or perhaps exchange a brief word of ...

Posted before I start mowing that lawn behind me, because I’m going to look decidedly less pretty afterwards.

Yeah, Jay G. is giving away all sorts of schwag for people who donate to his Kilted to Kick Cancer fundraising campaign, and I may even donate $5 myself to get a chance at winning that schweeeet AR15 lower (serial # KTKC 2013, how cool is that??), but I have something even better. I have LawDog stories. For those of ...

Are you ready? In 2011, we raised $12,000. In 2012, we doubled that. For 2013, can we double that? Can we raise $50,000 in thirty days? Well, that part is up to you. Go read the facts about male-specific cancers, sign up to raise funds, or donate to one of our kilted fundraisers. There's a sweet set of prizes for ...

Have you signed up? Raise funds for Prostate Cancer Foundation Raise funds for LiveStrong We've been unable to set up a fundraising site for our other charity, Blue Cure, that will allow us to keep a tally of individual donations, so here's what you can do: If you'd like to support Blue Cure, set up an inividual fundraising page on ...

Have you signed up for the fundraising challenge yet? In 2011, we raised over $12,000. In 2012, we raised over $25,000. This year, will you help us make it $50,000? Sign up to raise funds for Prostate Cancer Foundation here. Sign up to raise funds for LiveStrong here. We're working on a fundraising site for Blue Cure, but if all ...

Are you ready? In 2011 we raised $12,000. In 2012, we doubled it, right at $25k. In 2013, can we double that? I certainly aim to try! Happy Medic, Motorcop and I have been working behind the scenes, trying to make Kilted to Kick Cancer a year-round proposition rather than just a 30-day fundraising push for male-specific cancers. We're working ...

… how about we make October 30th kilted day at EMS World Expo? If you participated in Kilted to Kick Cancer, or if you have a kilt and wanna represent, wear your kilt on the 30th. We'll have some KTKC tee shirts for sale and a few prizes available, too. Spread the word!