Support Anthony's Recovery from PTLD

On behalf of the Manning family, friends from Neuco would like to invite you to offer support for Anthony Manning III, on his road back to recovery.

Growing up, Anthony suffered from a critically ill heart. At only 8 years old, after going into cardiac arrest, he was fortunate enough to receive a lifesaving heart transplant that eventually improved his quality of life and allowed him to participate in the things he loved most growing up - sports, martial arts, and fishing. After graduating high school in 2012, Anthony started his career working for Neuco, alongside his father - Tony Manning, a 26-year Neuco employee, with his younger brother Devon joining the family tradition shortly after.

In January 2022, all of Anthony’s hard work paid off, and he became a first-time homeowner. As this was a very exciting time for Anthony, his fiancé Stephanie, and their daughter Skylar, it was only 2 short months afterward that they received bad news – Anthony was diagnosed with Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder (PTLD). Due to the aggressive side effects caused by Lymphoma, Anthony has been unable to work, causing financial hardship.

Just recently, Anthony has been declared cancer-free but still has a very long road to recovery and it is uncertain when he will be able to return to work.

Currently, Anthony is still undergoing testing and treatment for the residual side effects of his chemotherapy treatment, as well as continuing his post-chemotherapy heart transplant follow-up. He has been working extremely hard to regain and maintain his strength with hopes of returning to work at Neuco as soon as possible. Unfortunately, Anthony exhausted all his eligible benefits during the early stages of his illness, therefore, was forced to rely on family and friends to support his household. The financial distress has had a devasting effect on the entire Manning family and as the medical bills continue to pile up, they continue to struggle.

The Mannings have expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation for all the prayers and support they have already received. This family has never been on the other end of asking for anything, they have always been on the end to give and to help. All that is raised will go towards medical expenses, treatments, and any living expenses the family may need to get back on their feet.

Thank you in advance for all your generosity.