From Seattle’s KOMO News:
“Carol Schillos has moved into a tent pitched on the roof of her boutique in downtown Edmonds, and she plans to stay there until a million people send her $1 each to benefit her charity, Fabric of Life.
The nonprofit group works to improve the quality of life for women and their families in poverty-stricken regions around the world with focus on affordable credit, education and health care.
But Schillos wants more than just a buck from a million people. She also wants each contributor to tell her how he or she is changing the world, however small the impact.”
Hi, I'm Carol. I'm living in a tent on the roof until 1 million people each donate $1 to the Fabric of Life Foundation and share how they are making a difference in their world.
August 12th, 2009 at 7:50 pm
Hi Carol – Engayla and Ari just saying hello! We’re proud of you!
August 13th, 2009 at 12:30 pm
Carol,
All of us at Saco Valley Credit Union in Saco, Maine are cheering for you…we are putting a bucket in the lobby, along with stories of all your adventures, and the hundreds of thousands of people you have helped and are continuing to aid. You are truly remarkable, and the world is a much more loving, safe, hopeful place with you in it. I have loved you, your spirit, your mission, your big heart, and your mind ever since I met you in the late 1970’s. You Go Girl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Respectfully and with awe and love,
Carrie Shaw (DE Class of 1982)