My name is Kyle Graham, founder and owner of Call of Doodie.
It is my sworn duty to help you win the war against your backyard doodie.
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Once a week our Special Forces will invade your yard and take out those dirty, stinking land mines that your best friend leaves behind.
I understand the value of hard work and dedication. I pledge to put the same effort into cleaning your yard that I have put into remaining on the honor roll and playing at the highest levels of youth soccer.
Spreading the entrepreneurial spirit to our youth through my YouTube video blog. I’ve made it my business to help other kids build their business.
I’d like to use the platform I’ve been given to spread awareness about issues close to my heart. I’ve raised money for K9s For Warriors in the past and am currently fundraising to help rebuild Callaway Youth Soccer after their facilities were destroyed by Hurricane Michael.
I am currently raising funds to help the Callaway Youth Soccer Program rebuild their facilities and restore their equipment lost due to Hurricane Michael.
Calloway is located on the Gulf Coast of Florida just outside of Panama City. It is a small military community whose residents mostly work on or around Tyndall Air Force Base. On October 10, 2018 Callaway was directly impacted by Hurricane Michael, a strong category 4 storm. I’m sure you all saw pictures of the devastation left behind in Panama City and the surrounding areas on the news. Calloway was one of the hardest hit areas and every single one of its residents was affected in one way or another.
I was fortunate enough to make my high school soccer team this year and one of the first things we had to do as a team was to fundraise to cover travel and uniform expenses. While I was making calls to friends and family, I couldn’t help but keep think to myself that there must be schools in the Panhandle that needed the money so much more than my school. After talking about this with my parents, we thought that the schools would probably be well taken care of by the county governments and FEMA, but maybe there were some club soccer programs like the one I play on who could use some help.
We found Callaway Youth Soccer online and spoke with the directors. It turns out that not only is the whole program run by volunteers, but the leaders of the club have “real jobs” in law enforcement and on the air force base. They have been so busy working to care for their community that they have not really been able to focus much on the soccer program. They told me that the fields were destroyed by flooding and debris, the goals are all broken or missing, and the equipment locker was smashed by a tree.
As a soccer player myself, I know how much the game means to the kids in that program and I’d love to be able to help them get back on the field as soon as possible. I am trying to raise $5,000 for the club so that when they are ready to rebuild they can get right to work. I will be donating 50% of my November service fees to the GoFundMe campaign and I invite you to give what you can too.
Thank you for supporting this cause.
Kyle
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Lately I’ve been filling my gloves with sweat and my bucket with poop.
I’ve also been practicing driving in the 2008 Jeep Wrangler I bought myself and playing LOTS of soccer.
Don’t take my word for it
Kyle takes care of my yard, helping rid it of my German Shepard’s mess. He does a phenomenal job. Not only is my yard clean, but he even leaves her a little dog treat. He is prompt and I never have to clean her mess!
Kyle does great work! In addition to a very clean yard, it’s encouraging to see a young man with motivation, commitment, and professionalism!
