The “Goodbye OTA Project” Is Raising Money For An Arrow Crew Member’s Family

As we understand it, the “Goodbye OTA Project” campaign was originally created to raise money for a billboard in Times Square to thank Stephen Amell, Emily Bett Rickards, and David Ramsey — the “OTA” of Arrow — for their time on the show. Eventually, Stephen Amell offered to match the donations up to $10K, with the extra amount going to a worthy cause, and now… that “cause” is here.

Stephen’s team has let the Goodbye OTA Project team know that a family member of the Arrow crew has cancer, and thus, donations will be split between Cure Childhood Cancer and the crew member.

It is at this point where the Arrow fan family can come together for something great. The crew and cast of Arrow have given us a lot over the last 7 years, and will surely be giving us even more in the next year. So, if you can help, visit their donations page. At this point it doesn’t matter which characters you support on the show, because what matters is that this family member and children battling this horrible disease can be helped. Donate!

UPDATE: Clearly when writing this article we had no idea of all of the things the “Goodbye OTA Project” has raised money for. You can see the whole list of things here.

(Disclaimer: GreenArrowTV is not involved or affiliated in any way with the Goodbye OTA Project, nor do we directly know anyone who is, but we do support this message.)