Mad Rollin' Dolls

In May 2006, Mad Rollin' Dolls donated a portion of our proceeds from our May 6 bout and afterparty to The Schenk Family.

The Schenks weathered a series of tragedies, beginning almost one year ago when an electrical fire left their 200-year-old farm house uninhabitable. With no insurance, the family was reduced to living in 2 campers on the property - with no running water and electricity only from extension cords. As if that wasn't enough, only 10 months later, their 21-year-old son Paul was killed in a car crash. MRD felt that this was a good opportunity to bypass the usual charitable organizations and give directly to the people who need it most.


	SCHENK FAMILY In May 2006, Mad Rollin' Dolls donated a portion of our proceeds from our May 6 bout and afterparty to The Schenk Family. The Schenks weathered a series of tragedies, beginning almost one year ago when an electrical fire left their 200-year-old farm house uninhabitable. With no insurance, the family was reduced to living in 2 campers on the property - with no running water and electricity only from extension cords. As if that wasn't enough, only 10 months later, their 21-year-old son Paul was killed in a car crash. MRD felt that this was a good opportunity to bypass the usual charitable organizations and give directly to the people who need it most.