Help us reach our goal of donating $1,000 to help support Austin Wilson’s battle with cancer! Read below to see how you can get involved & help make a difference.
You Post, We Donate:
For every HVAC service completed during 10/01/2025 –
11/14/2025, Schar Heating & Cooling will donate $25 to the FFA
benefit for Austin Wilson. Participants will also be entered in to a drawing for the chance to win a special prize once we reach our goal!
1. Take a picture of your invoice, the tech, or the tech’s vehicle in your driveway. Then, comment on this post including the picture. This will trigger a donation!
2. You can make your own post & tag us to trigger a donation.
3. If you know someone who doesn’t have Facebook, but they had service done recently & would like to participate, no problem! Just have them text their picture to 330-927-1125 to trigger a donation.
The FFA annual Fall Benefit event at Norwayne High School is Saturday November 15, 2025 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.! The meal will end at 7:00 with the auctions ending at 7:30 p.m. We would love for you to come and get a meal and to check out the other auction items available!
More About Austin Wilson
The Norwayne FFA is hosting its 16th Annual Benefit for Austin Wilson. Austin graduated from Norwayne and the Wayne County Schools Career Center for Ag Mechanics. He was a member of the FFA, track and football. He enjoys anything to do with farming, including harvesting organic crops and raising dairy cattle.
Austin was diagnosed with Secondary Chondrosarcoma cancer. At age 17, he lost hearing in his left ear after surgery to remove a large, benign tumor from his inner ear and outer brain. Twelve years later, tumors developed in his hip. When conventional doctors recommended amputation as the only option, Austin chose an alternative approach to save his leg, seeking other alternatives, including three different treatments in Mexico. Although he never regretted his decision, these treatments have not been enough, and the hip tumors are now more cancerous and continue to grow.
With this, Austin knows that God has led him here every step of the way to the very spot he wants him, and is very thankful for that. God has always made a way, and will continue to do so. Members of the Norwayne FFA pride themselves in their ability of “Living to Serve,” and we are excited for the opportunity to support Austin in his journey.
