CCBC Updates

[Ichabod Spoonbill]

Mac's Shack is one of my favorite eateries in the world. Ohh, the fried clams…

[NEplay]

Congrats to all the crossers. It is a challenge to say the least and the crew above and many more like Kim who have done the crossing multiples times and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars deserve a large amount of respect. I have done the crossing once and it is a test for realz. Chappeau.

[supthecreek]

10 years in and still going.... because this group is simply amazing.
Such good fortune to know all these very good people.

Every person involved in this has given their heart and soul to it.

I watch the paddlers, from the comfort of a support boat....
it's amazing to see the effort it takes to paddle for that long on lumpy waters.
These folks are ready for this challenge after months of training.

A few pics from the day.
I only saw a few Zoners during the paddle because most were right up with the lead boat, and our boat was monitoring the middle of the pack, so I only got Pics of a few Zoners when we were at rest stops.... which take place every few hours to keep the pack together.

The best part of every CCBC is to see and hear from the people who are alive ONLY because of Christopher's Haven.
And Christopher's Haven would NOT be here without CCBC.

One entire family came all the way from Florida....to thank the CCBC paddlers and families, that literally saved their lives.

CCBC has a very compelling outcome EVERY year:
People will be alive next year..... because of what the CCBC crew did this weekend.

That is unique in the world of charity fundraising.

[PDLSFR]

Awesome day with great friends and family both on the water and at Wellfleet!!

As John said, thanks to everyone involved in putting on the CCBC and everyone paddling across the bay.

Feeling a little sore and humbled to be part of such a great event for sich a great cause!!