Adoption Fund for the Campbells
Donation protected
For the full story (and to find out what's up with the Space Shuttle image) visit my blog post about this campaign.
From the blog:
Jason and Emily Campbell (I didn’t speak to Jason and Emily about this, so I’ve changed their names) are a kind and generous couple. They grew up in the same town, went to the same high school, and the same church. They never thought about dating each other until they both went off to college and randomly ran into each other on campus. Suddenly Jason realized, “Why did I never date this girl at home? She’s AMAZING!” They have now been married for 12 years.
They had a daughter 10 years ago who is full of spunk and sugar. She loves art and draws constantly. Jason and Emily give her all their love. They are two of the finest parents I’ve ever met; supportive, encouraging, and loving.
Jason currently works at a company in California, literally building rockets. He’s a specialist in composite materials and works extensively in the production of carbon fiber parts. He volunteers as a Varsity Coach with the Boy Scouts of America, leading his troop on hiking and biking adventures, and helping them develop into upstanding, honorable men.
Emily volunteers with the youth of her church, primarily with the young women. She teaches them about faith, kindness, integrity, and virtue. And she does all of that with her example, not just her words.
Unfortunately, the Campbells have been trying to have more children for more than eight years to no avail. They are wonderful people but do not have the means for expensive, not-covered-by-medical-insurance procedures like IVF. Even if they had the money for IVF, that procedure is far from a guarantee of pregnancy.
As such, the Campbells are looking to adopt, and they need some help. That is why I started this campaign.
From the blog:
Jason and Emily Campbell (I didn’t speak to Jason and Emily about this, so I’ve changed their names) are a kind and generous couple. They grew up in the same town, went to the same high school, and the same church. They never thought about dating each other until they both went off to college and randomly ran into each other on campus. Suddenly Jason realized, “Why did I never date this girl at home? She’s AMAZING!” They have now been married for 12 years.
They had a daughter 10 years ago who is full of spunk and sugar. She loves art and draws constantly. Jason and Emily give her all their love. They are two of the finest parents I’ve ever met; supportive, encouraging, and loving.
Jason currently works at a company in California, literally building rockets. He’s a specialist in composite materials and works extensively in the production of carbon fiber parts. He volunteers as a Varsity Coach with the Boy Scouts of America, leading his troop on hiking and biking adventures, and helping them develop into upstanding, honorable men.
Emily volunteers with the youth of her church, primarily with the young women. She teaches them about faith, kindness, integrity, and virtue. And she does all of that with her example, not just her words.
Unfortunately, the Campbells have been trying to have more children for more than eight years to no avail. They are wonderful people but do not have the means for expensive, not-covered-by-medical-insurance procedures like IVF. Even if they had the money for IVF, that procedure is far from a guarantee of pregnancy.
As such, the Campbells are looking to adopt, and they need some help. That is why I started this campaign.
Organizer
Matt Nicolaysen
Organizer
Oakdale, CA
