The Kannonball Fun Charity Rally is upon us and we need to raise money for Northern Voices! Last year, The Kannonball family raised over $40,000 allowing the school to operate in the black for the first time in 10 YEARS! Let's do it again this year!
This year marks the THIRD YEAR #TeamPuzzles will be putting one puzzle piece on our rally car for every donation! If a fellow Kannonballer donates, we will give you a puzzle piece of your own to put on YOUR rally car to show that you donated!
Types of pieces:
Standard middle pieces: $25 each
Premium EDGE pieces: $50 each
EXCLUSIVE GOLD CORNER pieces: $100 each (limit 4 total - first come, first serve)
FULLY ASSEMBLED CORNER OF THE PUZZLE: $500 per corner (you will get a fully assembled corner area of the puzzle all to yourself! - limit 4 or when sold out of gold pieces)
Colors for MIDDLE and EDGE pieces:
- Gloss Hot Rod Red
- Gloss Atomic Teal
- Burnt Orange
- Gloss Green
- Gloss Sunflower
***Please specify what color(s) you would like! If no color is specified, we will pick colors for you***
If you donate more than $50 and would prefer more middle pieces instead of edge pieces, please specify that in the notes of your donation!
Let's get Team Puzzles covered!
Cheers!
Team Puzzles
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About Northern Voices and the Kannonball:
Northern Voices is the reason why Tyler Christopherson started the Kannonball Rally five years ago.
Tyler's daughter, Harper, is a graduate of this school, which teaches deaf children how to speak and listen using their cochlear implants and hearing aids. Children start at the school as early as 9 months old. The goal of this school is to prepare these children to start kindergarten with their hearing peers at their neighborhood school. Since deaf children can't hear themselves speak, their speech development is severely delayed or non-existent. After a child undergoes a cochlear implantation (or is fitted with hearing aids), they can begin their journey at Northern Voices. The school uses no sign language, as it can be a crutch for children to communicate without their voices. These kids work so hard to interpret the sounds coming from their devices. Its truly amazing to hear their speech develop.
Harper started NV when she was 2. She could maybe say 2-3 words. The teachers kept telling us that when she's done at NV, she won't be able to stop talking. It was our dream for that happen. We're happy to report, that Harper is quite the chatterbox. When you see her on rally day, please stop by and say hello :)
Northern Voices (Roseville, MN) is a private school that receives zero funding from the state. They rely on grants, tuition, and donations to operate. Like we said earlier, the school had been running in the red (at a loss) for years. Thanks to all of you, we helped them finish the fiscal year on a happy note, allowing them to purchase some much needed supplies and resources to help the program grow!
