STG From Southeast Missouri State Starts GoFundMe To Send Girl With Autism To Cardinals Game

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Courtney Farrue, a girl from Hillsboro, Missouri, and Special Olympics athlete who was diagnosed with autism at a young age, loves Cardinals baseball. Farrue, her brother, and her parents, watch every game religiously from the comfort of their decked out Cardinals memorabilia room, and its her dream to take her family to see the team play live.

The brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma at Southeast Missouri State University are working to make Farrue’s dream a reality. The fraternity hopes to raise $3,000 for an all expenses paid trip to Busch Stadium to watch the Cards play from behind home plate. They also hope to get her on the field during batting practice to meet her favorite players.

Farrue dominated at the Special Olympics last year. Despite competing for her first time, Farrue took second and third place in multiple events. She’s all set to compete in the softball events at the next Special Olympics, which has her baseball-loving father beaming with pride.

Donate to their GoFundMe page here. So far, the brothers have collected $750. All funds raised above their goal will be donated to the Special Olympics of Missouri.

[via gofundme]

  1. Ted_Bundy

    The mainstream media must get really pissed when they hear all these stories about fraternity men doing positive things in the community.

    9 years ago at 7:56 pm
  2. Jron

    On some real nigga shit, I love charity. I remember back in HS I started a fund raiser for people, collected coins at lunch and shit..and then just kept that shit for myself, copped them jordan 13s.

    PS. what the fuck is south eastern missouri state? sounds like a public school.

    9 years ago at 8:19 pm
    1. Bluto_Brotarsky

      Someone blackball this worthless little shit. I mean, Hogarth was almost tolerable compared to this.

      9 years ago at 9:04 pm
  3. Sir Fratinald

    Why can’t people see this part of Greek life, and only want to see the bad? Or in the rolling stone’s case, make something up.

    9 years ago at 8:50 pm