This is the age of technology and thanks to the ever need increasing accessibility, anyone with a computer and an idea can make there dreams (even the most ridiculous) a reality.
Enter gofundme.com, a place where real charity cases like kids fighting cancer or families with lost jobs can meet college students finding potato salads and prom dates.
On Facebook the other day a GoFundMe promo scrolled through my feed attached to a friend's profile and a picture of my high school.
When I click through the link, I learn that this specific link is for buying tickets to my ten year reunion and fundraising.
Within about five years after graduation, I decided not to attend any high school reunions for many reasons that will appear in an upcoming post, but this gofundme account is both super pathetic and way to hipster for suburban South Salt Lake County.
Enter gofundme.com, a place where real charity cases like kids fighting cancer or families with lost jobs can meet college students finding potato salads and prom dates.
On Facebook the other day a GoFundMe promo scrolled through my feed attached to a friend's profile and a picture of my high school.
When I click through the link, I learn that this specific link is for buying tickets to my ten year reunion and fundraising.
Within about five years after graduation, I decided not to attend any high school reunions for many reasons that will appear in an upcoming post, but this gofundme account is both super pathetic and way to hipster for suburban South Salt Lake County.
The reunion is a little over three months away and the committee has raised only $300 and only ten people have put any money into this account. It's going to be pretty lame reunion. I'm so glad this web site exists to do all the work for our student body representatives. It seems to be so successful. Maybe I should set up a gofundme for tickets.
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