Help a Fellow Trainer Out
Hey Bedros here,
I just got a call from a few Fit Body Boot Camp owners who informed me that Scott Cioffi, a fellow fitness trainer and FBBC owner in Massachusetts lost his apartment, all his belongings, and his dog to a fire three days ago.
Steve and I are donating $1000.00 to Scott on behalf of Fit Body Boot Camp, But I’m also asking you to help out by donating $40.00.
So here’s what I’m doing…
I’ve never released footage from Fitness Business Summit 09. Never sold the DVD’s and never planed on selling it.
But I’m going to give you the ENTIRE three days of footage from Fitness Business Summit 09 when you donate $40.00 to help Scott get his life back on track, get a new apartment, and clothes this Christmas season.
Like I said, I had never planned on selling or making footage of FBS09 available. The content from that three day weekend has gotten hundreds of trainers to six figures and helped them get more time off and WAY more freedom…
… and I’m going to give it to you when you click the order button below and donate $40.00 to help us help Scott Cioffi.
Even if you were at FBS09 I want you to please donate. Help a fellow trainer in a time of need.
I REALLY appreciate you stepping up.
Your friends,
Bedros and Steve and the Entire FBBC Family
Comments on Help a Fellow Trainer Out »
Scott, I’m so sorry that you have to go through this right now. My thoughts go out to you, and I’m glad to hear that you are okay. Hopefully our donations can help you get you back on your feet and give you one less worry as you are dealing with the aftermath right now.
Cletus @ 2:22 pm
Scott,
I hope we can all be of service in your time of loss and thank you to Bedros for alerting us to a brother who needs some help.
A great incentive for a good cause. I hope everyone pitches in. I made my donation. Thanks Bedros, and I hope this helps you get back on your feet Scott.
Hey Scott,
I wish you my most sincere condolences. I have lost everything I ever owned in a fire not once, but twice and I’ve lost my cats to fire and ended up homeless as well. So I know all to well the feeling you must be experiencing right now. To be honest, I am pretty broke right now and should hold on to my money as tight as I can, but knowing deep inside what I do about how you must be feeling right now I feel compelled to help you. No one ever came to my aid when I was in trouble and so I wish you the best of luck and a rapid recovery.
May God be with you and bless you 100 fold for your selfless gift to Scott.
Bedros, you’re awesome. Your actions are a reminder of what The Season is all about. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Scott, I don’t know you, but my prayers are with you, believing that you will comeback from this stronger than ever.
Bedros and Steve, one again you exceed expectations.
Scott - I can only begin to imagine. I hope you find at least a tiny bit of comfort from the kidness of strangers and I hope you get enough to find security as you rebuild. I hope the oureach of others puts you on the road to a renewed hope. It’s gotta stink right now and you’re bound to feel like crap for a bit, just don’t stay there too long. Think about the support you have through all of us. It’s an awesome thing, you are not alone. You will land on your feet. You’re in my prayers.
Kelly Parker @ 4:42 pm
Hi Scott,
Being married to a firefighter I couldn’t not help out. Just what makes the FBBC group a family. Let us know if you need anything specific (like warm clothes and such!) and we will do what ever we can to help you out.
Devin Burns @ 5:17 pm
$40 on the way
I’m I the only one that will sugest to get renter’s insurance ?
It is soo cheap, it’s a shame how many people don’t have it. It costs an average of $75.00 for the year.
It won’t replace the pet, but it will pay to for all the necesities right away and pay for lost items.
Lesson learned
I am Scott’s father Frank. I just want to send my heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all of you who have came and helped my son in his time of need. Both because of your kind, loving words and your generosity! This means more to Scott (and to me) than you may ever know. Im very proud of Scott and the man he has grown up to be. His heart and soul is into helping as many people as he can help and encourage in his life. Truman was more like a brother to him than a dog. They were a pair matched in heaven by a divine power. His lost is not measureable. The material possesions did not mean anything to him,…only the lost of his brother. I too loved Truman and he was a vital part of our family. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart. He is lucky to know each and every one of you!!
James Bond @ 3:57 am
I get a block buy this week and it will be my pleasure to help you out. I know what its like and its so cool to see such togetherness in the industry
Alicia Streger @ 4:05 am
Scott, I’m very sorry that you are going through this right now. Let us all know if there is anything else we can do to help out.
Good morning Bedros,
Man, you are awesome! When I read the story I had to help. It is really a great to know you as a friend and mentor.
Cory
Hey everyone just wanted to personally thank you for helping out with getting Scott back in his feet. In less than 24 hours you’ve helped raise over $4,000.
Very cool of y’all to step up like this. Let’s keep it going…
B
Bedros,
Really awesome and selfless thing you are doing here! You are a great and inspirational leader!
Jeremy
Scott,
My heart goes out to you. I am so sorry to hear about your losses.
Thank you Bedros and Steve for reaching out and helping out. You two are truly amazing!
denver personal trainer @ 3:48 pm
That’s terrible! What a great gesture by doing something like this
Carlos Payte @ 6:44 am
Bedros…you are the man for making this happen. It just shows that you continue to give, give, give.
Scott, I am so sorry to hear of your hardship and loss. I am happy to donate $40 for the cause. It is never easy to lose someone or something that you loved. God bless and I hope your holidays bring you joy in a much needed time.
Sorry to hear about this man. My thoughts are with you
Hey Bedros you’re an awesome guy! I had donated $40.
Jason Morgan @ 9:23 am
Hey Bedros!
I hope that this brings Scott a bit of relief during the holidays. I know that the decision to help paid me dividends immediately…and not from the footage of FBS 2009. Those dividends are still to come!
Merry Christmas to you all!