Sally Foster

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Sally Foster joined Kickstarter on March 04, 2010

Clownpocalypse: a horror card game with a sense of humor by Dystopian Holdings

In the circus, no one can hear you scream. Humans versus clowns in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. For 2-4 players.
- Board & Card Games
- Boston, MA
Funding Unsuccessful (11/28/2011)
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Gas and Food for Volunteer Crew on Short Film by Michele Durrett

Split Decision is a short film about how one choice can alter a person’s path.
- Short Film
- Los Angeles, CA
- 130% funded $1,300 pledged
- 30 backers
- Funded Oct 01, 2011
I Know What I Saw: Poems of the Unexplained by Kate Jonez

I Know what I Saw: Poems of the Unexplained is a poetry anthology on the theme of paranormal phenomena.
- Poetry
- Los Angeles, CA
Funding Unsuccessful (10/01/2011)
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Another Sign, The Musical by Mike White

'Another Sign' The Musical, is a story of HOPE that shows how homelessness has several causes, not just alcohol and drug addictions.
- Theater
- Jacksonville, FL
- 101% funded $20,227 pledged
- 164 backers
- Funded Oct 29, 2011
Notch by Bunch of Circles

A mixture of steampunk, Fern Gully, and SimCity; Notch is a unique MMO that allows you and your friends to build cities together.
- Video Games
- Phoenix, AZ
Funding Unsuccessful (09/26/2011)
Funded!
Sarajevo by Mobius/Sarajevo

'The Return' (a collaborative performance): an examination of the issues of returning home after great trauma.
- Performance Art
- Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- 105% funded $105 pledged
- 7 backers
- Funded Sep 08, 2011
Funded!
Borogove - A Wonderland Card Game! by KoryBing

Wabe the gimbles, friend! A unique card game based off the nonsense words and imagery of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland series.
- Board & Card Games
- Portland, OR
- 546% funded $30,033 pledged
- 1,507 backers
- Funded Sep 19, 2011
Funded!
Carnival - A deck and dice game. by Dice Hate Me Games

A deck and dice game for 2-4 players from Dice Hate Me Games.
- Board & Card Games
- Durham, NC
- 688% funded $34,436 pledged
- 814 backers
- Funded Oct 02, 2011
Funded!
Inevitable: dystopian tabletop gaming by Dystopian Holdings

Violence! Betrayal! Laughs! Evil supercomputers! "Inevitable" is the game of a future not much bleaker than our own. 30 copies still available...
- Board & Card Games
- Boston, MA
- 314% funded $9,435 pledged
- 101 backers
- Funded Jun 01, 2010

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Clownpocalypse: a horror card game with a sense of humor by Dystopian Holdings

Gas and Food for Volunteer Crew on Short Film by Michele Durrett

I Know What I Saw: Poems of the Unexplained by Kate Jonez

Another Sign, The Musical by Mike White

Notch by Bunch of Circles

Sarajevo by Mobius/Sarajevo

Borogove - A Wonderland Card Game! by KoryBing

Carnival - A deck and dice game. by Dice Hate Me Games

Inevitable: dystopian tabletop gaming by Dystopian Holdings

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