We Think Bess Can
Support Bess 's Campaign to Have a Better Butt!!! while helping homeless youth
Support Bess 's Campaign!
- 4 years of support
- and 1 housing assistance
- and 2 school applications
Donations
| Name | Amount | Location | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steven Rubenstein | $2,500 | new york, NY | 02/18/2010 |
| Hi Robert: Anything to support the campaign. Steven | |||
| Anonymous | $500 | Brooklyn, NY | 03/02/2010 |
| Anonymous | $100 | Los Angeles, CA | 03/02/2010 |
| William Thompson, Friend | $50 | Los Angeles, CA | 03/09/2010 |
| Bess, I know this has been a lifelong struggle for you. I commend you for admitting that you have an gluteal deficiency. That is the first step in any recovery. But don't forget: Beyonce didn't get there overnight -- and neither will you. Good luck. | |||
| George Cronin, Idolizer | $250 | New York, NY | 03/09/2010 |
| Mac Daddy, Admirer | $50 | New York City, NY | 03/09/2010 |
| Nicholas Pepper, Friend | $250 | Los Angeles, CA | 03/09/2010 |
| I always wanted a piece of your ass... but mostly I am doing this for Steven... Steven, my friend, you are welcome! | |||
| Alexander Woo, Friend | $50 | Los Angeles, CA | 03/12/2010 |
| wait, what exactly is this for again? | |||
| Lisa Wohl | $500 | Brooklyn, NY | 03/14/2010 |
| We think everything about Bess (including her sense of humor) is perfect as-is, butt ATC is a great cause and Robert is an inspiration. With love, Lisa, Frank and Isobel | |||
| Patrick Adams, Butt Enthusiast | $50 | Los Angeles, CA | 03/15/2010 |
| There is no higher calling. Proud to be a part of it. And the youth stuff sounds really important too. | |||
| Sean Cunningham, Sean Cunningham, Friend | $50 | Princeton, NJ | 03/24/2010 |
| I just hope other women are using their butts for charity, so every time I spot a see a superior posterior I can think, "That thing's making a difference in the world." | |||
| Carrie Busch, Friend | $100 | San Francisco, CA | 03/30/2010 |
| Finally you are confronting this serious problem! The nights I have spent worrying that you have not spent enough time at the gym...xo CB | |||
Goal
Help me get an ass, and help homeless youth! I need motivation to get my butt in better shape-- and all your contributions will go to helping my favorite organization (I'll be paying for the trainers and the classes)!
When I reach $3,500... I will start to do a BUNS OF STEEL video twice a week.
At $5,000... I will pay to meet with a trainer to create a personal plan to maximize my gluteus.
At $7,000... I will meet with this trainer twice a week, in addition to my video routine.
At $8,500... I will take a hip-hop dance class, giving my rear-end some serious competition.
At $10,000... I will wear a pair of Daisy Dukes with no shame, showing off my beautiful new caboose!
I will post updates throughout my journey to the BACKSIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!
I chose this goal because
I have NO BUTT, and I cannot lie... Okay, to be more specific, I have a flat, skinny, white-girl expanse of nothingness between my lower back and my upper thighs. My jeans are baggy in the rear-end. I can see the disappointment in other people when I stand, or turn around. It literally follows me wherever I go.
All my life, I have wanted a nice, round J-Lo style behind. Sure, genetics are against me-- not to mention my own laziness. But with you all motivating me, I know it's possible! Help me meet my goal and put some junk in my trunk!!!
I'm helping because
Rob, the founder and director of ATC, has been a close friend since about the fifth grade. Well, truth be told, he teased me mercilessly starting in fifth grade and then starting being nice-ish to me in high school. It's been incredible to watch this annoying, pesky, snot-nosed precocious brat from Brooklyn grow up to actually do something productive with his life-- And by this I mean ATC, which is truly the most amazing organization.
Watching Rob grow ATC over the past decade has been nothing short of inspirational. He gives everything to his work, and is completely committed to the goal of helping homeless youth build better lives. Through the years, I've witnessed and heard the stories of the lives that have been forever changed and healed through the mission of ATC. The past year has been tough for everyone, and ATC needs support now more than ever to keep this wonderful work moving forward.
About At The Crossroads
ATC walks the streets of San Francisco, reaching out to homeless youth and young adults on their turf. We work with young people who others have given up on, who would not get help without us. Since we started 10 years ago, we have worked with more than 5,000 youth, helping them build outstanding lives.
