$$$ for Charity! Serenity Charity Screenings! Whoo-hoo!

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UPDATED: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 03:28
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ANONYMOUS1

Friday, June 22, 2007 9:26 PM

http://www.cantstoptheserenity.com/
Charity Serenity Screenings Amount Raised In 2007 To Date: $60,005.54 (est)
and that is without the estimates from an additional 22 screenings.

Thursday, 21 June 2007
Glastonbury Festival, England (sold out!)

Saturday, 23 June 2007
Austin, TX (sold out!)
Dallas / Fort Worth, TX - (sold out!)
Vancouver, BC - (sold out!) Jewel (Kaylee) was there!

Saturday, 23 June 2007
Boston, MA was sold out, too. (sold out!) info from STEAMER
Champaign,IL (sold out!) info from SCRUFFYHANSOLO
Seattle, WA (sold out!) info from CAILIEG

2007 Events
Saturday, 16 June 2007

Dublin, Ireland - $4,329.14
Oxford, England - $1,000 (est)
Sunday, 17 June 2007

Silicon Valley, CA - $600 (est)
Thursday, 21 June 2007

Des Moines, IA - $1,055 (est)
Glastonbury Festival, England
Pittsburgh, PA $1,143.80 (est)
Phoenix / Tempe, AZ
Raleigh, NC $3,500 (est)
Friday, 22 June 2007

Arlington, VA - $3,200 (est)
Chicago, IL
Graz, Austria - $140 (est)
Los Angeles, CA $5,000 (est)
Philadelphia, PA
Portland, OR
Saturday, 23 June 2007

Adelaide, SA - $1,000 (est)
Arlington, VA
Auckland, NZ
Austin, TX
Boston, MA - $2,900 (est)
Champaign, IL - $2,276 (est)
Charlotte, NC - $2,600 (est)
Cleveland, OH
Dallas / Fort Worth, TX - $5,612
Denver, CO - $1,900 (est)
Edinburgh, Scotland - $1,400 (est)
Edmonton, AB
London, England - $1,999.34 (est)
Madison, WI - $1,100 (est)
Melbourne, VIC
Minneapolis, MN - $6,158.82
New York, NY
Ottawa, ON
Paris, France
Philadelphia, PA
Portland, OR
Sacramento, CA
St. Louis, MO
San Francisco, CA - $3,700 (est)
Seattle, WA
Sydney, NSW - $2,100 (est)
Toronto, ON
Tucson, AZ
Vancouver, BC - $2,000 (est) Jewel (Kaylee) was there!

Sunday, 24 June 2007
New York, NY
Tampa, FL - $1,000 (est)

Monday, 2 July 2007
WesterCon 60, San Mateo, CA

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STOWEAWAY

Saturday, June 23, 2007 5:26 AM

I can't wait to hear about tonights screenings!

We're showing tomorrow night.

By Monday, that total donation board should start to look sweet.

TRAILRUNNERMARK

Sunday, June 24, 2007 2:40 AM

We just got back from the Vancouver screening of Serenity. It's the first time I've seen it on the big screen, although I've seen it a dozen times on DVD.

WOW! It is SO much better on a real movie screen. Not quite night and day, maybe twilight and early afternoon, but definitely better. I know I will attend every year because it's just fabulous (and the charity is a good one too)

We were also very luck to have Jewel come and draw door prizes and introduce the movie. Can't get much shinier than that.

EXOTICK

Sunday, June 24, 2007 3:52 AM

I just got home from the second Arlington Virginia Serenity Screening. It was great. First we watched Done the Impossible, then watched Serenity.

That's it. I'm tired. Off to bed.

ALAND

Sunday, June 24, 2007 5:19 AM

I was at the Vancouver sceening and what a great event it was! Jewel and her husband Matt were very gracious and generous with the time they spent with fans. Jewel gave a nice intro, explaining that this was primarily a movie about a mechanic and her love life, along with some other incidental stuff about a crazy young girl on a spaceship. She also drew door prizes, with hugs and photo ops for the lucky winners.

She and Matt then stayed for the movie (sitting just behind me). In appreciation, the crowd saved the biggest laugh and cheer of the night for Kaylee's "to hell with this, I'm gonna live" line. Then after the film, Jewel and Matt hung outside the theater signing autographs, posing for photos and chatting with fans for at least forty minutes, until most people had left. They then headed off to attend a friend's birthday party. Man, I love our BDHs.

A post-viewing dinner followed at a nearby eatery with about 40 browncoats in attendance.

Congratulations to Gayle (Samatwitch) and the rest of the key organisers for doing such a fantastic job!

RIVERGIRL

Sunday, June 24, 2007 1:34 PM

Boston too had a sell out screening

2 lucky fans won REAVER costumes

lots of folks showed up in some mighty fine home made costumes

our pre Chinese dinner was well attended with a "as chocklaty as I could make it" cake to celebrate birthdays

Also, I can kill you with my brain.

SIRI

Sunday, June 24, 2007 5:21 PM

I attended the St. Louis Serenity showing last night and it was very shiny indeed! I came on board late and missed the BDH when it came out AND was my first Browncoat gathering. Seeing Serenity on the big screen was a delight, so many little thing (facial expressions and the like) that I didn't catch on DVD. Thanks to Kristen and her crew for pulling it together.

Siri

STEAMER

Sunday, June 24, 2007 6:21 PM

NEW ENGLAND BROWNCOATS REPORT

Boston was sold out, too. We raised near $3,000 for Equality Now, plus almost 300 lbs of genuine A-grade foodstuffs for the Greater Boston Food Bank. All in all, a damned fine showing!

All I gotta say, people, is that Browncoats have a fast growing reputation for being a fine bunch of charitable, hospitable folk out to make the 'verse a shinier place for those less fortunate than ourselves. Ain't always easy to jump up and throw a star in the sky that can shine down on somebody somewhere, but we've done it before, we did it last night and damned to the hot place, we're gonna do it again! We fought for no fewer than three good causes, and we're gonna see to it that Browncoats are forever remembered as the finest bunch of reubens anywhere in the 'verse. Only one thing's gotta happen:

KEEP FLYING!!!

Malcolm aims
To misbehave
Browncoats shout and
Cheer and rave
FIREFLY

Captain of the New England Browncoats

STEAMER

Sunday, June 24, 2007 6:27 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by rivergirl:
our pre Chinese dinner was well attended with a "as chocklaty as I could make it" cake to celebrate birthdays

You were with us at dinner?? Huh! I never had a notion. I was the one in the Mal get-up at the head of the table (having one of the aforementioned birthdays

).

Kaylee sees her
Captain's frown
Still won't put
That capture down
FIREFLY

Captain of the New England Browncoats

STOWEAWAY

Sunday, June 24, 2007 6:35 PM

Our screening in Charlotte, NC last night managed to raise approx. $2,600 for Equality Now. As well as a respectable $121 for the Ariel Ambulance project.

We had several people there who had never seen Serenity before. And some of the 76th Battalion drove up from Georgia to attend. We had a great time!

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