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Nov 30, 2015

A Browncoat Christmas at the Colony


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CSTS 2020 sponsors

  • Aaron Stone
  • Jen Hilton
  • Jim Shires
  • Mary "Maer" Eaton
  • Sharon Walker
  • Steve Burnett
From 2006-2019, annual screenings of SERENITY in Raleigh, NC, raised over $61,700, with more than $49,550 going to Equality Now, $9,260 to Kids Need to Read (2009-2016), and $2,890 (2017-2019) to the Al Wooten Jr. Heritage Center in honor of Ron Glass (Shepherd Book).

Due to the pandemic, we did not have a screening in 2020 but held an online fundraiser.

Browncoats worldwide have raised more than $1 million for charity through CSTS.

LINKS

  • CSTS global website
  • Equality Now
  • Kids Need to Read
  • Al Wooten Jr. Heritage Center
  • Raleigh Browncoats Facebook group
  • Charlotte Geeks


Photos from RALEIGH CSTS 2011 courtesy of Penny Photography.

PHOTOS from RALEIGH CSTS 2010 courtesy of Penny Photography.

Jen Hilton, who organized the first three Raleigh screenings in 2006, 2007 and 2008, was interviewed by Sending a Wave, a UK-based Browncoat podcast, about the Raleigh event and her 6 years participating in CSTS. Click here to listen... (she appears about 3/4 into the program).

WHAT IS SERENITY?

When the renegade crew of the spaceship "Serenity" agrees to hide a fugitive on their ship, they find themselves caught between the relentless military might of a totalitarian regime and the bloodthirsty creatures who roam the uncharted areas of space.

The movie "Serenity" is the continuation of the tragically canceled 2002 TV show "Firefly," from the mind of Joss Whedon, creator of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" and "Buffy." Even now, many years later, the show's fanbase is still growing ... and still flyin'.
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