If you want to know what they donated, go look for yourself. It's public. And it's a lot of documentation. Paula actually has met personally with scientists that worked on the Chernobyl disaster and other scientists from Japan and other countries who came here specifically to study Rocky Flats. She's been sought out by local news/tv stations and interviewed. What she does now is of no consequence. Susan was the one who started attending meetings and gathering information, interviewing workers and nuclear specialists, and got Paula interested in the subject. Both women did more work that you can imagine, and this was 30 years ago! There was no internet, no convenient way to do research. But hey, do a little research on the nuclear waste products mentioned, go rent a counter, and walk the buffer zone yourself and see what dangerous levels are out there for yourself.