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Dear Friends,
In the giving spirit of the holiday season, we would like to propose a meaningful way to give back to one of the most generous, loving, selfless people we all know and love: Natalia Dabdoub. Anyone who knows Nats well is aware of how much she has struggled for years with her eyesight; she recently underwent an intensive eye surgery for a rare condition, along with corrective Lasik, with the hope of improving her vision. These surgeries allow her to see street signs for the first time in years, improve her efficiency at work, and enjoy her time with her loved ones to full capacity, unencumbered by her previous near-blindness. While these surgeries are life-changing, they have an accompanying price tag that insurance is reluctant to pay. That’s where we, her friends and loved ones, have the opportunity to help.
While Nats has the responsibility, work ethic and financial competency to finance this surgery herself, we thought it would be an exceptionally special way to collectively demonstrate our appreciation and love for this girl who gives so generously without expectation of anything in return.
Nats is a phenomenal, unique friend in her ability to maintain so many close friendships, to invite others in, to love with her entire heart and give so much. Please consider making a contribution of any size, whether that be in the form of a “birthday/holiday drink” of $20, the price of a cup of coffee, or whatever you might be able to gift.
We will collect all the funds donated and gift them to Nats on Christmas Day. This will be a SURPRISE so we ask that you please do not share or message her until after Christmas when she will be able to thank you all for your support and love.
Friends or family living abroad may also send money by Venmo to Tania, Stef or Jessie.
@Tania-Dabdoub
@stefdabdoub
@Jessie-Coleman
Thank you all so much for your support. We cannot wait to surprise Natsy with this special gift! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! We love you!
Tania, Stef, and Jessie
In the giving spirit of the holiday season, we would like to propose a meaningful way to give back to one of the most generous, loving, selfless people we all know and love: Natalia Dabdoub. Anyone who knows Nats well is aware of how much she has struggled for years with her eyesight; she recently underwent an intensive eye surgery for a rare condition, along with corrective Lasik, with the hope of improving her vision. These surgeries allow her to see street signs for the first time in years, improve her efficiency at work, and enjoy her time with her loved ones to full capacity, unencumbered by her previous near-blindness. While these surgeries are life-changing, they have an accompanying price tag that insurance is reluctant to pay. That’s where we, her friends and loved ones, have the opportunity to help.
While Nats has the responsibility, work ethic and financial competency to finance this surgery herself, we thought it would be an exceptionally special way to collectively demonstrate our appreciation and love for this girl who gives so generously without expectation of anything in return.
Nats is a phenomenal, unique friend in her ability to maintain so many close friendships, to invite others in, to love with her entire heart and give so much. Please consider making a contribution of any size, whether that be in the form of a “birthday/holiday drink” of $20, the price of a cup of coffee, or whatever you might be able to gift.
We will collect all the funds donated and gift them to Nats on Christmas Day. This will be a SURPRISE so we ask that you please do not share or message her until after Christmas when she will be able to thank you all for your support and love.
Friends or family living abroad may also send money by Venmo to Tania, Stef or Jessie.
@Tania-Dabdoub
@stefdabdoub
@Jessie-Coleman
Thank you all so much for your support. We cannot wait to surprise Natsy with this special gift! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! We love you!
Tania, Stef, and Jessie
Co-organizers (2)
Tania Dabdoub
Organizer
Thousand Oaks, CA
Natalia Dabdoub
Beneficiary
Jessie Coleman
Co-organizer