If I win, I will donate much of the $13,000 to no-kill animal shelters. The only thing I love more than ghosts are dogs.
— Kelly Davis Beckley
Hello Faith, the Ugly Dog friends.
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, but this is an important announcement for dog (and animal) lovers.
I am a contestant in the 2024 Face of Horror competition (information below). I would appreciate your DAILY VOTE HERE. The contest allows for elimination of contestants through several rounds and will run through November 2025.
The main prize is $13,000 (unlucky 13, right? 13 has always been a lucky number for me though). If I win, I promise to donate much of that to no-kill animal shelters to help our furry friends. I am also going to use some of the proceeds to fly back to my hometown of Miamisburg, Ohio to treat my friends and family members who voted for me (and you if you can get there) to FREE pizza from the iconic Ron’s Pizza and drinks.
Should you wish to pay for more votes for me, the proceeds go to a wonderful organization, the Starlight Children’s Foundation helping to bring joy and comfort to children who need it most.
Thank you in advance for voting for me and I am excited to share my winnings with furry friends and YOU!
Love,
Kelly Davis Beckley
Author, Faith, the Ugly Dog (The Adventures of Buzzardillopossum)
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Colossal, a renowned professional fundraiser that has raised over $68.8M and counting for various charity partners since 2022, is thrilled to announce that voting is now open for the 2024 Face of Horror. Horror aficionados are clawing their way to a sinister prize: an unlucky $13,000 cash prize, a photoshoot with the notorious Kane Hodder from Friday the 13th, and a spine-tingling feature in Rue Morgue Magazine. But that’s not all. The Face of Horror will also sport a custom Ghostbusters flight suit and stand beside the legendary Ectomobile (Ecto-1) from the 1984 film for this iconic photoshoot.
In a ghastly twist of fate, qualifying competitors will also have the chance to submit their most bone-chilling screen test to the acclaimed director Craig Singer. From this terrifying selection, two unsettling talents will be cast in speaking roles for Singer’s upcoming horror film, TAT.
“Through our partnership with the Starlight Children’s Foundation, we’re not only celebrating the love of horror but also helping to bring joy and comfort to children who need it most. This competition is about more than scares—it’s about making a real difference in these kids’ lives.”
The legitimate Face of Horror competition supports the Starlight Children’s Foundation, a nonprofit organization that aims to deliver happiness to seriously ill kids and their families through virtual reality experiences, fun hospital wear, and games.
“At the heart of Face of Horror is the spirit of giving back,” said Mary Hagen, CEO of Colossal. “Through our partnership with the Starlight Children’s Foundation, we’re not only celebrating the love of horror but also helping to bring joy and comfort to children who need it most. This competition is about more than scares—it’s about making a real difference in these kids’ lives.”
