Transform A Samoan Village With Biogas!

By BioEnceptionz

NZ $3,175 pledged


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NZ $36,000 minimum target


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This campaign failed to reach its target by 28/10/2013 at 7:00 PM (NZDT) and is now closed.

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Transform A Samoan Village With Biogas!

Project 2013-09-25 03:48:00 +1200

curated

Collab Project with The Ākina Foundation

The Ākina Foundation supports social entrepreneurs and ambitious communities to deliver game changing work in the areas of energy, housing, transport, land-use, and consumption and waste.

Official Site - Twitter - Facebook


Here's your chance to use your donation to make a real, positive impact in the world with some exciting technology, and really see the truly transformative results!


Help make a real difference for the people of Piu Village, Samoa and free them from daily open-fire cooking and expensive electricity by unlocking the free, green energy all around them. Stay involved and see the final outcome through a continuing series of video diaries!

I'm intrigued. Tell me more!

To begin, please watch the video above (or even better, on the vimeo site so you can see it in HD!) as it should give you a good general idea of what we want to do and why it's so important. Watched it? Great! So, you'll know that we need $36,000 for the Piu Village home biodigester programme. With this money we will supply six households with full biodigester systems along with clean, new biogas cooktops and biogas lights. This will make a tremendous difference in the lives of these people.


That sounds great! But why Samoa?

First of all, the warm climate of Samoa makes it ideal for a biodigester programme (the digesters love the heat!). But more importantly, Samoa has both an endless resource of green waste to fuel the digesters, as well as a terribly high price of electricity in a nation with a large amount of poverty. In every way, Samoa is an ideal place for projects like this. And the warm, generous people of Piu Village couldn't be more deserving. With this project you will truly see the impact of your donation.


How much of a difference will this programme really make?

A huge difference. For Piu Village the days of cooking daily meals over dirty open fires will be over – no more collecting firewood, no more smoke in the eyes and lungs. For the mothers of Piu Village this will give them more time with their children, with quick, clean cooking facilities right in their homes. Adjustable gas stoves will allow for more options for meals. No longer will households have to go without evening lighting due to the fear of an unaffordable power bill – the biogas lights will provide free illumination. And they can get rid of some of that invasive Merremia vine that has covered croplands and trees! 

While Piu is just a small village, by showcasing these energy solutions there, this opens the door to larger programmes getting going in Samoa and other Pacific Islands with the support of international development assistance donors and philanthropic foundations.


I'm wondering how my donation would actually be spent - what creates the costs?

The majority of the cost goes towards the materials - we will need to import equipment including the biodigester bags, biogas appliances and other custom, speciality items for the project. Another key point is that at this stage there is no local industry for this sort of project in Samoa, so costs also go towards bringing in a small expert team from New Zealand to build the digesters and teach the villagers how to use them. But it's important to note that we see this being the first step in a bigger goal - we want to get things to a point where future systems could be handled by a local company. That would make future biogas projects a lot cheaper. This is just the beginning!


Fantastic! So how long will it take to implement the system in Piu Village?

When we reach our funding goal we'll get to work immediately and hope to have the system up and running in about three months. We’d love to have it ready for Christmas! 


If I contribute how can I be involved with the project as it moves along? How will I see the results?

We want you to fell involved! All contributors will have the chance to sign up for a mailing lost or just choose to follow our blog. This will include regular updates on the project as well as photos and videos from the construction through to the moment the gas cooktops are being used! We want you to feel like you're there with us, because it's your donations that will make this happen.

Along with the chance to be involved in something really special and change lives in Samoa, we're also offering some great rewards including LIMITED EDITION FINE ART PRINTS of original watercolour images of Piu Village children painted by Kristy Barlow. Two of the series of three paintings are below: 

We're also offering genuine lava-lavas from Samoa and for our top donors the chance to be included on an engraved plaque on the site. Plus all donors of $30 or more will receive a dvd of all the videos we make at the end of the project!


Thank you so much to all who have shown an interest in our project and donated. Your contribution means the world to us and we can't wait to get to work in Piu Village, turning your contributions into real change. Please forward this page on to anybody you know who might be interested!

With your help we can permanently transform life in Piu Village for the better! Thanks!

Please visit our Official Website!
And follow us on Facebook and Twitter!


About us



Murray Ward Principal, Global Climate Change Consultancy (GtripleC)
Murray’s career as an environmental professional spans over 35 years. In the last 15 years he has specialised at the forefront of international climate change policy and finance. His role with BioEnceptionz now adds very tangible ‘on the ground’ results to complement two decades of mostly written reports and presentations. “It’s great to get back to some engineering design and technology – where my career started.”
For more details on Murray’s work see www.gtriplec.co.nz


Bill Rucks Principal, Water Alchemy Ltd
Bill is a bio technology expert – and the ‘hands on’ specialist in the BioEnceptionz team. In particular, he has broad experience with biodigester and algae photobioreactor technologies – the core of BioEnceptionz renewable energy work.
For more details on Bill’s work see www.water-alchemy.com


Sean Weaver Principal, Carbon Partnership Ltd
Sean has over 25 years experience in practical solutions to resource management problems in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, principally in the forest conservation sector but extending to climate change policy, carbon markets, bioenergy and education & training.
For more details on Sean’s work see www.carbonpartnership.co.nz

www.bioenceptionz.com

Video shot and edited by Matt Ward [email protected]

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Updates 7

Big, exciting news on the Piu Village biodigester project!

11/06/2014 at 4:59 PM

Hello Pledgers/Supporters!

We promised we'd find a way to make this project a reality and today we are pleased to bring you a very exciting development.

Following our unsuccessful Pledgeme campaign late last year we immediately got to work seeking other means of funding to build the six household biogas systems in Piu Village. One of these was to assist Piu in applying for funding from the Civil Society Support Programme in Samoa. We’re pleased to announce that the Piu proposal has been accepted - that’s right, bio-energy will indeed be coming to Piu Village households!

Under the CSSP deal, Piu needs to put up about 17% of the total costs before the rest of the funds are released. This required self-contribution confirms that there is true ownership of the project by the village. In practice this means $4500 NZD must be fundraised. We will be helping out Piu Village with this, and we’re confident that through our joint efforts we’ll get there. Already $700 has been donated through our website (and a heartfelt thank you to all who have given) leaving us needing to raise somewhere in the range of $3800. We aim to do this as quickly as possible and hope to begin installing the biogas systems in the coming weeks!

If you would like to donate towards this cause (and every cent earned through our donations tab will go directly to the Piu project) please visit http://www.bioenceptionz.com/donate

For more information about the Civil Society Support Programme please visithttp://aid.dfat.gov.au/countries/pacific/samoa/Pages/economic-growth-init2.aspx

If you have any questions or suggestions please don’t hesitate to get in touch through our Facebook page or via email to [email protected]!

We'll keep you posted as things develop!

Fa’afetai,

The BioEnceptionz/Piu Village team

You need to pledge to see this update.

Our new plan for funding the Piu Village biodigester programme

07/02/2014 at 4:49 PM

Hello,

You're receiving this message because you were one of the wonderful supporters who helped us by pledging to or following our pledgeme project aiming to bring household biodigesters to Piu Village.

Our pledge drive was unsuccessful but that hasn't hurt out resolve. We've posted a new blog at our site explaining where things currently stand and how we intend to raise the necessary funds. You can read it here and I'll quickly sum it up below:

Our new plan is to build the household digesters one-by-one, buidling and installing a new system (with appliances) for every $4500 we've raised. We've also managed a 25% cost reduction through an innovative new design.

We're in discussions with corporate sponsors in Samoa, but we've also added a donations button to our website that you can access by clicking here. With the combination of corporate sponsorship and our community fundraising effort we hope to get all six systems installed during 2014! 

If everyone who pledged to our campaign were to donate that amount through our website we'd already be over 70% towards the first installation!

Please consider helping us again - we remain fully determined to bring positive change to Piu Village through our biodigester programme. They are truly deserving!

Thanks for reading, thanks for your support, and if you can think of any ways to help us out we'd truly appreciate it, so don't hesitate to get in touch! We'd also appreciate anybody spreading the word!

Together let's make 2014 an exciting one for Piu Village.

Thank you / Fa'afetai

-The BioEnceptionz Team

We wanted to say thanks, and that we're not giving up!

28/10/2013 at 11:53 PM

As you may know, our pledgeme failed to meet it's goal. We'll be doing a lot of reflecting on why exactly that was, but for now we wanted to thank all of you who decided to give towards our project. It's proof that support for this sort of work is out there, and perhaps with a bit of luck and hitting the right audience we could have reached our goal. This was all a bit of an experiment, and while we failed to reach the goal we're still thrilled with the positive feedback we received.

The next point we want to make is this: We're not giving up! We're determined to expand our biogas project in Piu Village and we're already actively investigating other means of doing so. We have a range of ideas that we will explore, including with possible local corporate sponsors, international funding programmes and philanthropic donors. 

We will also continue our R&D to see if we can bring the costs down for these initial projects.

Awareness about Piu Village and BioEnceptionz' efforts to bring biogas energy systems to Samoan communities did get a huge boost last week during the visit of Vicki Treadell, the British High Commissioner to New Zealand and Samoa. Both local TV and print media ran stories about Piu Village and the upcoming biogas Resource Testing and Community Engagement Centre that we will build in Apia early in the New Year with UK funding support. 

We are hopeful that this very positive awareness raising will help our efforts to bring together as soon as possible the needed mix of funding sources to make the Piu Village households project a reality.

To continue to follow our progress, please like our facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/bioenceptionz or follow us at http://www.twitter.com/bioenceptionz

In addition we'll be continuing to post blogs on our official website - http://www.bioenceptionz.com

Thanks once again to each and every one of you. Watch this space!

Fa'afetai

The Bioenceptionz Team.

Less than two weeks left! (video)

15/10/2013 at 7:02 PM

You can like us at http://www.facebook.com/bioenceptionz, and follow us at http://www.twitter.com/bioenceptionz

If you can think of anywhere to share our project, we'd love your help!

Fa'afetai/Thank You

The Bioenceptionz Piu Village Team.

Second artwork reward revealed.

15/10/2013 at 12:12 AM

Hello supporters!

One of our reward levels allows you one of three pieces of art, but until now we only had one on display. Some had wondered about the other pieces, so today I'm pleased to reveal one of them below:


These pieces of art were created by Kristy Barlow, who joined us on our last trip to Samoa and met the children of Piu Village that are featured in these watercolours.

For your chance to have one or more of these art pieces, just donate $70 or more. We'll print them on fine art paper!

Please share to anyone who may be interested and thanks again for your support.

The BioEnceptionz Piu Village Team.

You need to pledge to see this update.

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    Ian Shearer
    28/10/2013 at 4:57am
    David Doniger
    28/10/2013 at 1:56am
    jeanette fitzsimons
    27/10/2013 at 9:25pm
    Chris Dodwell
    25/10/2013 at 12:50am
    Chris Livesey
    24/10/2013 at 4:44pm
    Ralph
    24/10/2013 at 2:47pm
    Anonymous pledger
    21/10/2013 at 11:08pm
    Sam Callander
    21/10/2013 at 2:48pm
    Mary Elizabeth Holmes
    18/10/2013 at 7:39pm
    Anonymous pledger
    17/10/2013 at 4:25pm
    Shortie Waswo
    17/10/2013 at 10:57am
    Carmel Challenger
    17/10/2013 at 10:17am
    Ezra
    16/10/2013 at 12:45pm
    Anonymous pledger
    12/10/2013 at 1:19pm
    Anonymous pledger
    11/10/2013 at 8:43am
    Sarah Loggie
    11/10/2013 at 8:33am
    Gareth Ward
    09/10/2013 at 11:40am
    Anonymous pledger
    08/10/2013 at 5:09pm
    M McCartney
    08/10/2013 at 9:48am
    Mele Wendt
    08/10/2013 at 9:35am
    Anonymous pledger
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    Anonymous pledger
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    Miraz
    06/10/2013 at 12:51pm
    Vesta Rivers
    05/10/2013 at 9:31am
    Alofa Julian Uriel
    04/10/2013 at 6:10pm
    Mary Redmayne
    04/10/2013 at 6:04pm
    Greg and Jan Ward
    04/10/2013 at 1:59pm
    Anonymous pledger
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    Greg Brown
    04/10/2013 at 1:12pm
    Hemon Dey
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    Transform A Samoan Village With Biogas!

    Project 2013-09-25 03:48:00 +1200

    curated

    Collab Project with The Ākina Foundation

    The Ākina Foundation supports social entrepreneurs and ambitious communities to deliver game changing work in the areas of energy, housing, transport, land-use, and consumption and waste.

    Official Site - Twitter - Facebook


    Here's your chance to use your donation to make a real, positive impact in the world with some exciting technology, and really see the truly transformative results!


    Help make a real difference for the people of Piu Village, Samoa and free them from daily open-fire cooking and expensive electricity by unlocking the free, green energy all around them. Stay involved and see the final outcome through a continuing series of video diaries!

    I'm intrigued. Tell me more!

    To begin, please watch the video above (or even better, on the vimeo site so you can see it in HD!) as it should give you a good general idea of what we want to do and why it's so important. Watched it? Great! So, you'll know that we need $36,000 for the Piu Village home biodigester programme. With this money we will supply six households with full biodigester systems along with clean, new biogas cooktops and biogas lights. This will make a tremendous difference in the lives of these people.


    That sounds great! But why Samoa?

    First of all, the warm climate of Samoa makes it ideal for a biodigester programme (the digesters love the heat!). But more importantly, Samoa has both an endless resource of green waste to fuel the digesters, as well as a terribly high price of electricity in a nation with a large amount of poverty. In every way, Samoa is an ideal place for projects like this. And the warm, generous people of Piu Village couldn't be more deserving. With this project you will truly see the impact of your donation.


    How much of a difference will this programme really make?

    A huge difference. For Piu Village the days of cooking daily meals over dirty open fires will be over – no more collecting firewood, no more smoke in the eyes and lungs. For the mothers of Piu Village this will give them more time with their children, with quick, clean cooking facilities right in their homes. Adjustable gas stoves will allow for more options for meals. No longer will households have to go without evening lighting due to the fear of an unaffordable power bill – the biogas lights will provide free illumination. And they can get rid of some of that invasive Merremia vine that has covered croplands and trees! 

    While Piu is just a small village, by showcasing these energy solutions there, this opens the door to larger programmes getting going in Samoa and other Pacific Islands with the support of international development assistance donors and philanthropic foundations.


    I'm wondering how my donation would actually be spent - what creates the costs?

    The majority of the cost goes towards the materials - we will need to import equipment including the biodigester bags, biogas appliances and other custom, speciality items for the project. Another key point is that at this stage there is no local industry for this sort of project in Samoa, so costs also go towards bringing in a small expert team from New Zealand to build the digesters and teach the villagers how to use them. But it's important to note that we see this being the first step in a bigger goal - we want to get things to a point where future systems could be handled by a local company. That would make future biogas projects a lot cheaper. This is just the beginning!


    Fantastic! So how long will it take to implement the system in Piu Village?

    When we reach our funding goal we'll get to work immediately and hope to have the system up and running in about three months. We’d love to have it ready for Christmas! 


    If I contribute how can I be involved with the project as it moves along? How will I see the results?

    We want you to fell involved! All contributors will have the chance to sign up for a mailing lost or just choose to follow our blog. This will include regular updates on the project as well as photos and videos from the construction through to the moment the gas cooktops are being used! We want you to feel like you're there with us, because it's your donations that will make this happen.

    Along with the chance to be involved in something really special and change lives in Samoa, we're also offering some great rewards including LIMITED EDITION FINE ART PRINTS of original watercolour images of Piu Village children painted by Kristy Barlow. Two of the series of three paintings are below: 

    We're also offering genuine lava-lavas from Samoa and for our top donors the chance to be included on an engraved plaque on the site. Plus all donors of $30 or more will receive a dvd of all the videos we make at the end of the project!


    Thank you so much to all who have shown an interest in our project and donated. Your contribution means the world to us and we can't wait to get to work in Piu Village, turning your contributions into real change. Please forward this page on to anybody you know who might be interested!

    With your help we can permanently transform life in Piu Village for the better! Thanks!

    Please visit our Official Website!
    And follow us on Facebook and Twitter!


    About us



    Murray Ward Principal, Global Climate Change Consultancy (GtripleC)
    Murray’s career as an environmental professional spans over 35 years. In the last 15 years he has specialised at the forefront of international climate change policy and finance. His role with BioEnceptionz now adds very tangible ‘on the ground’ results to complement two decades of mostly written reports and presentations. “It’s great to get back to some engineering design and technology – where my career started.”
    For more details on Murray’s work see www.gtriplec.co.nz


    Bill Rucks Principal, Water Alchemy Ltd
    Bill is a bio technology expert – and the ‘hands on’ specialist in the BioEnceptionz team. In particular, he has broad experience with biodigester and algae photobioreactor technologies – the core of BioEnceptionz renewable energy work.
    For more details on Bill’s work see www.water-alchemy.com


    Sean Weaver Principal, Carbon Partnership Ltd
    Sean has over 25 years experience in practical solutions to resource management problems in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, principally in the forest conservation sector but extending to climate change policy, carbon markets, bioenergy and education & training.
    For more details on Sean’s work see www.carbonpartnership.co.nz

    www.bioenceptionz.com

    Video shot and edited by Matt Ward [email protected]

    Comments

    Big, exciting news on the Piu Village biodigester project!

    11/06/2014 at 4:59 PM

    Hello Pledgers/Supporters!

    We promised we'd find a way to make this project a reality and today we are pleased to bring you a very exciting development.

    Following our unsuccessful Pledgeme campaign late last year we immediately got to work seeking other means of funding to build the six household biogas systems in Piu Village. One of these was to assist Piu in applying for funding from the Civil Society Support Programme in Samoa. We’re pleased to announce that the Piu proposal has been accepted - that’s right, bio-energy will indeed be coming to Piu Village households!

    Under the CSSP deal, Piu needs to put up about 17% of the total costs before the rest of the funds are released. This required self-contribution confirms that there is true ownership of the project by the village. In practice this means $4500 NZD must be fundraised. We will be helping out Piu Village with this, and we’re confident that through our joint efforts we’ll get there. Already $700 has been donated through our website (and a heartfelt thank you to all who have given) leaving us needing to raise somewhere in the range of $3800. We aim to do this as quickly as possible and hope to begin installing the biogas systems in the coming weeks!

    If you would like to donate towards this cause (and every cent earned through our donations tab will go directly to the Piu project) please visit http://www.bioenceptionz.com/donate

    For more information about the Civil Society Support Programme please visithttp://aid.dfat.gov.au/countries/pacific/samoa/Pages/economic-growth-init2.aspx

    If you have any questions or suggestions please don’t hesitate to get in touch through our Facebook page or via email to [email protected]!

    We'll keep you posted as things develop!

    Fa’afetai,

    The BioEnceptionz/Piu Village team

    You need to pledge to see this update.

    Our new plan for funding the Piu Village biodigester programme

    07/02/2014 at 4:49 PM

    Hello,

    You're receiving this message because you were one of the wonderful supporters who helped us by pledging to or following our pledgeme project aiming to bring household biodigesters to Piu Village.

    Our pledge drive was unsuccessful but that hasn't hurt out resolve. We've posted a new blog at our site explaining where things currently stand and how we intend to raise the necessary funds. You can read it here and I'll quickly sum it up below:

    Our new plan is to build the household digesters one-by-one, buidling and installing a new system (with appliances) for every $4500 we've raised. We've also managed a 25% cost reduction through an innovative new design.

    We're in discussions with corporate sponsors in Samoa, but we've also added a donations button to our website that you can access by clicking here. With the combination of corporate sponsorship and our community fundraising effort we hope to get all six systems installed during 2014! 

    If everyone who pledged to our campaign were to donate that amount through our website we'd already be over 70% towards the first installation!

    Please consider helping us again - we remain fully determined to bring positive change to Piu Village through our biodigester programme. They are truly deserving!

    Thanks for reading, thanks for your support, and if you can think of any ways to help us out we'd truly appreciate it, so don't hesitate to get in touch! We'd also appreciate anybody spreading the word!

    Together let's make 2014 an exciting one for Piu Village.

    Thank you / Fa'afetai

    -The BioEnceptionz Team

    We wanted to say thanks, and that we're not giving up!

    28/10/2013 at 11:53 PM

    As you may know, our pledgeme failed to meet it's goal. We'll be doing a lot of reflecting on why exactly that was, but for now we wanted to thank all of you who decided to give towards our project. It's proof that support for this sort of work is out there, and perhaps with a bit of luck and hitting the right audience we could have reached our goal. This was all a bit of an experiment, and while we failed to reach the goal we're still thrilled with the positive feedback we received.

    The next point we want to make is this: We're not giving up! We're determined to expand our biogas project in Piu Village and we're already actively investigating other means of doing so. We have a range of ideas that we will explore, including with possible local corporate sponsors, international funding programmes and philanthropic donors. 

    We will also continue our R&D to see if we can bring the costs down for these initial projects.

    Awareness about Piu Village and BioEnceptionz' efforts to bring biogas energy systems to Samoan communities did get a huge boost last week during the visit of Vicki Treadell, the British High Commissioner to New Zealand and Samoa. Both local TV and print media ran stories about Piu Village and the upcoming biogas Resource Testing and Community Engagement Centre that we will build in Apia early in the New Year with UK funding support. 

    We are hopeful that this very positive awareness raising will help our efforts to bring together as soon as possible the needed mix of funding sources to make the Piu Village households project a reality.

    To continue to follow our progress, please like our facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/bioenceptionz or follow us at http://www.twitter.com/bioenceptionz

    In addition we'll be continuing to post blogs on our official website - http://www.bioenceptionz.com

    Thanks once again to each and every one of you. Watch this space!

    Fa'afetai

    The Bioenceptionz Team.

    Less than two weeks left! (video)

    15/10/2013 at 7:02 PM

    You can like us at http://www.facebook.com/bioenceptionz, and follow us at http://www.twitter.com/bioenceptionz

    If you can think of anywhere to share our project, we'd love your help!

    Fa'afetai/Thank You

    The Bioenceptionz Piu Village Team.

    Second artwork reward revealed.

    15/10/2013 at 12:12 AM

    Hello supporters!

    One of our reward levels allows you one of three pieces of art, but until now we only had one on display. Some had wondered about the other pieces, so today I'm pleased to reveal one of them below:


    These pieces of art were created by Kristy Barlow, who joined us on our last trip to Samoa and met the children of Piu Village that are featured in these watercolours.

    For your chance to have one or more of these art pieces, just donate $70 or more. We'll print them on fine art paper!

    Please share to anyone who may be interested and thanks again for your support.

    The BioEnceptionz Piu Village Team.

    You need to pledge to see this update.

      Ian Shearer
      28/10/2013 at 4:57am
      David Doniger
      28/10/2013 at 1:56am
      jeanette fitzsimons
      27/10/2013 at 9:25pm
      Chris Dodwell
      25/10/2013 at 12:50am
      Chris Livesey
      24/10/2013 at 4:44pm
      Ralph
      24/10/2013 at 2:47pm
      Anonymous pledger
      21/10/2013 at 11:08pm
      Sam Callander
      21/10/2013 at 2:48pm
      Mary Elizabeth Holmes
      18/10/2013 at 7:39pm
      Anonymous pledger
      17/10/2013 at 4:25pm
      Shortie Waswo
      17/10/2013 at 10:57am
      Carmel Challenger
      17/10/2013 at 10:17am
      Ezra
      16/10/2013 at 12:45pm
      Anonymous pledger
      12/10/2013 at 1:19pm
      Anonymous pledger
      11/10/2013 at 8:43am
      Sarah Loggie
      11/10/2013 at 8:33am
      Gareth Ward
      09/10/2013 at 11:40am
      Anonymous pledger
      08/10/2013 at 5:09pm
      M McCartney
      08/10/2013 at 9:48am
      Mele Wendt
      08/10/2013 at 9:35am
      Anonymous pledger
      07/10/2013 at 11:34pm
      Anonymous pledger
      07/10/2013 at 4:44pm
      Miraz
      06/10/2013 at 12:51pm
      Vesta Rivers
      05/10/2013 at 9:31am
      Alofa Julian Uriel
      04/10/2013 at 6:10pm
      Mary Redmayne
      04/10/2013 at 6:04pm
      Greg and Jan Ward
      04/10/2013 at 1:59pm
      Anonymous pledger
      04/10/2013 at 1:26pm
      Greg Brown
      04/10/2013 at 1:12pm
      Hemon Dey
      03/10/2013 at 10:41pm

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