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Captain Spectrum Suit Drive

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This video is a surprise treat that was offered to several children, some with Autism  (Christopher included )that were being bullied at their school. Christopher tried to commit suicide twice due to being bullied.  After going through such a dark chapter in his life, Chris created an antibullying club called DEFEND and BE A FRIEND. This club has grown tremendously at the Stewart County High School over a year's time and reduced bullying throughout his school.  After his hospital release, it sparked an idea.........a superhero called Captain Spectrum (his secret identity). This superhero focuses on creating an anti-bullying environment in schools.  Chris has turned his crisis to a cause that is helping kids across the state of Tennessee and soon the nation.
Chris has an opportunity to sit on a panel for TN suicide prevention.  Seeing through the eyes of a kid who has been there can give a new perspective.

Our dilemma: He's outgrown his superhero costume made of spandex and needs a newer updated professional superhero costume to be used at speaking events and antibullying events around his state and eventually the country.  Being autistic, Chris has social anxiety, but when he puts the costume on it gives him courage he doesn't have outside the costume, 

Your donations will not only help Chris but will impact kids that have been or are currently being bullied as we speak. Please give to support Christopher's cause!

Visit his facebook page Captain Spectrum
https://www.facebook.com/captainspectrum/

Check out this article from Autism Speaks about Chris
https://www.autismspeaks.org/news/news-item/captain-spectrum-smashes-bullying-friendship


Check out this interview from the local Clarksville TN paper 
http://www.theleafchronicle.com/story/news/education/schools/2016/07/29/captain-spectrum-wont-stop-effort-end-bullying/87665304/


Get to know Chris through some of the pictures below


Captain Spectrum Costume

Chris with a teacher at a school he visited and spoke at.

Chris with Aaron Lambert, the illustrator for the costume.
Chris at a horse show with Dusty, a horse he worked with after his suicide attempt.

Chris with Jessie and Jennie at The Nashville Film Festival for Jingle Strong Jamboree
Chris with Miss TN International

Video of Christopher's first Wizard World Comic-Con in Nashville TN

Chris with his mom and sister at Church
Chris in St. Louis at Wizard World Comic-Con

Chris with Dusty

Chris with Lou Ferrigno
Chris with Shantel Stewart, the Illustrator for his story book


Chris in Louisville Ky at Wizard World Comic-Con, he even makes Oscar the Grouch smile

Organizer

Chris Miller
Organizer
Big Rock, TN

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