Will You Go the Distance With Me?

After four weeks of training, I can clear 55 feet. It feels amazing, but I know I can jump farther. We need to train for another four weeks in order to safely and confidently achieve my goal of 100 feet and break the world record.

We need to raise another $30000 in order to make this happen, and in order to finish the project we need your help, and we need it quickly.

$30k will cover the following for another four weeks:

• Track rental.
• Earth moving equipment.
• Fuel and transportation.
• Physical and balance training.
• Motorcycle maintenance.
• My motorcycle coach (I need to pay him an honorarium).

If you like what you’ve seen so far, then I’d love to have you be a part of this project.

I want you to feel a sense of ownership and to be able to proudly tell everybody you know that you made “The Jump” happen.

No donation is too small and I’d like to illustrate that right here:

• 3000 people giving $10 each makes $30000.
• 1200 people giving $25 each makes $30000.
• 600 people giving $50 gives the same total.

If we can scale up the collective effort, raising $30000 is going to be extremely attainable. Nobody is in this to make a profit, but it is vitally important that we see the project through to completion, and we cannot do that without your support.

Here’s what you will receive as a donor to Making The Jump:

• $10: Digital copy of autobiography.
• $25: Signed hard copy of autobiography.
• $50: DVD of documentary.
• $100: Exclusive behind the scenes video plus all of the above.
• $250: VIP tent reception and invitation to watch Matt on jump day, plus all of the above.
• $1000: VIP invitation to spend a day with Matt doing something very cool plus all of the above.

Whatever amount you donate, you can also choose to have your name listed in my biography, in the documentary and on this website as a Making The Jump lifetime associate.

Any money we raise above $30000 will go straight to a charity called Les Porteurs de Musique.
This is a wonderful organisation in Montreal which takes live music to various parts of the community where people are not able to go to concerts. You can read more about Les Porteurs de Musique by clicking here

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