Chris Lincoln's ALS Fund
Donativo protegido
For those of you who don't know, a very close family friend, Chris Lincoln, has recently been diagnosed with ALS. Chris is the father of my best childhood friend, Adrian Tonn-Lincoln whom I've known for 24 years and the news has hit everyone hard.
Chris and his wife Brenda are both self-employed and had hoped to continue working for many more years but now the future has changed and I want the least of their worries to be financial.
Chris will require medications, therapy, multiple trips to the ALS clinic in Toronto, specialized equipment, and adjustments to the house, just to name a few large upcoming expenses.
Whether you know Chris and his family, or are perfect strangers, I ask that you please donate any amount possible to help this family deal with their new life. They know there is no cure but they can find solace by providing the highest quality of life available without having to worry about the financial restraints.
To those who are unable to make a financial contribution, there are other ways to support Chris and his family, whether it's providing manual labour, assistance around the home, or simply sharing this page with your family and friends, building awareness for this cause.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me on Facebook. You can also find more information regarding ALS in Canada by going to the website, ALS.ca
Thank you,
Meg Gagnon
Chris and his wife Brenda are both self-employed and had hoped to continue working for many more years but now the future has changed and I want the least of their worries to be financial.
Chris will require medications, therapy, multiple trips to the ALS clinic in Toronto, specialized equipment, and adjustments to the house, just to name a few large upcoming expenses.
Whether you know Chris and his family, or are perfect strangers, I ask that you please donate any amount possible to help this family deal with their new life. They know there is no cure but they can find solace by providing the highest quality of life available without having to worry about the financial restraints.
To those who are unable to make a financial contribution, there are other ways to support Chris and his family, whether it's providing manual labour, assistance around the home, or simply sharing this page with your family and friends, building awareness for this cause.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to contact me on Facebook. You can also find more information regarding ALS in Canada by going to the website, ALS.ca
Thank you,
Meg Gagnon
Organizador y beneficiario
Meg Gagnon
Organizador
Havelock, ON
Brenda Tonn
Beneficiario