Non-Domain Related

I will be riding in the 2018 Pan-Mass Challenge to raise money for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) in Boston. DFCI is one of the leading cancer organizations in the world – both in terms of cancer treatment and cancer research. Last year’s Pan-Mass Challenge raised $51 million for Dana-Farber!

For the third year in a row (and my fifth PMC ride), I will be riding the 2-day, 162 mile route from Wellesley, Massachusetts to Provincetown, Massachusetts. I set a fundraising goal of $12,000.  Last year, with the help of friends and family, we raised over $11,000. In the first four years of riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge, we have raised over $35,000 for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. I couldn’t do this without your support – Thank You!

If you are able, I would greatly appreciate it if you could support my ride by donating to Dana-Farber via my PMC fundraiser. You can donate via my fundraising page on PMC.org.

Listed below, are this year’s generous domain industry donors so far. I would love to add you to this list, regardless of how much you are able to contribute. I will keep a running tally of domain industry donors as a way to say thank you!

2018 PMC jersey sponsors:

• .XYZ Registry (Lead Sponsor)
• Names.Club
• TheDomains.com (Michael and Judi Berkens)
• NameJet
• DNAcademy.com (Michael Cyger)
• JavaMedia.com (Lee Hale)
• Premium Traffic Ltd.
• Telepathy (Nat Cohen)
• Lumis
• The.Buzz
• Above.com
• Brannan’s
• Jeff and Andrew Reberry

2018  domain industry PMC donors:

• Name Ninja (Bill Sweetman)
• Mike Brady
• Efty
• Aaron Wilken
• John Berryhill
• Ian Ingram
• Tim Switzer
• Peter Askew
• Michael Sallese
• Digimedia
• Joe Uddeme
• Paul Kapschock
• Thomas Mchugh
• Raymond Hackney
• GoDaddy

I will be riding in the 2018 Pan-Mass Challenge to raise money for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (DFCI) in Boston. DFCI is one of the leading cancer organizations in the world – both in terms of cancer treatment and cancer research. Last year’s Pan-Mass Challenge raised $51 million for Dana-Farber!

For the third year in a row (and my fifth PMC ride), I will be riding the 2-day, 162 mile route from Wellesley, Massachusetts to Provincetown, Massachusetts. I set a fundraising goal of $12,000.  Last year, with the help of friends and family, we raised over $11,000. In the first four years of riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge, we have raised over $35,000 for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. I couldn’t do this without your support – Thank You!

If you are able, I would greatly appreciate it if you could support my ride by donating to Dana-Farber via my PMC fundraiser. You can donate via my fundraising page on PMC.org.

Listed below, are this year’s generous domain industry donors (or commitments to donate) so far. I would love to add you to this list, regardless of how much you are able to contribute. I will keep a running tally of domain industry donors as a way to say thank you!

If you are interested in donating at the $500+ level, get in touch so I can chat with you about sponsoring my jersey this year. There are 14 spots available (4 remain) so please connect with me first to confirm availability. All spots have been claimed. Here’s last year’s jersey for a reference point (although John is not riding with me this year). Update: Here is this year’s jersey design!

2018 PMC jersey sponsors:

• .XYZ Registry (Lead Sponsor)
• Names.Club
• TheDomains.com (Michael and Judi Berkens)
• NameJet
• DNAcademy.com (Michael Cyger)
• JavaMedia.com (Lee Hale)
• Premium Traffic Ltd.
• Telepathy (Nat Cohen)
• Lumis
• The.Buzz
• Above.com
• Brannan’s
• Jeff and Andrew Reberry
• Evergreen.com

2018  domain industry PMC donors:

• Name Ninja (Bill Sweetman)
• Mike Brady
• Efty
• Aaron Wilken
• John Berryhill
• Ian Ingram
• Tim Switzer
• Peter Askew
• Michael Sallese
• Digimedia
• Richard Dynas
• Joe Uddeme
• Paul Kapschock
• Thomas Mchugh
• Ray Hackney
• GoDaddy
• Jeffrey Reynolds
• Dave Evanson
• Paul Goldstone
• Jason Schaeffer
• Mark Daniel
• Dave Thomas
• CSC Global

On Tuesday at NamesCon, I will participate in the presentation of the annual Lonnie Borck Memorial Award during the ICA’s panel session. During the past year, many domain investors have reached out to ask what they can do to honor Lonnie’s memory and/or help the family.

Lonnie’s 15 year old son Ezra is training for a 180 mile bike ride called Bike4Chai. Ezra is riding in memory of his Dad who wanted to do the ride with him. Bike4Chai raises funds for Camp Simcha, an overnight camp for children with serious illnesses. Ezra is hoping to raise $10,000 and I am sure it would be appreciated if Lonnie’s industry friends would support his ride.

On Ezra’s Chai4Life fundraising page, he shared why he decided to take up this challenge in honor of Lonnie:

To those of you who are celebrating today, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas. I hope you are spending the day with friends and family, and the day is full of good cheer.

With a 24/7 business like domain name investing, it is important to take some time off from working to enjoy life. Hopefully this means you get to spend some time with the people who are important to you.

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Enjoy the day and the rest of the year.