Let's Help Quy through TGCF's Pilot Program!
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Established in 1997, The Grace Children’s Foundation (TGCF) is a United States based (501)(c)(3) organization dedicated to improving the lives of children in need through the Children’s Resource Exchange Center (CREC) model with a focus on pediatric healthcare - medical, surgical and rehabilitative care and groundbreaking research, treatments and cures.
TGCF has rolled out From One to 100, a pilot program that will connect children suffering from debilitating illnesses and war-related injuries to people and organizations ready to help. Quy is the second child to come through the program where we have coordinated life saving medical resources through the CREC with top-tier medical resources n NYC.
Quy is the second child to come through From One to 100
Meet Quy, a Vietnamese boy suffering from Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS). WAS is a rare genetic immunodeficiency that keeps a child's immune system from functioning properly. This child has suffered unnecessarily for over five years because he has had little to no access to the care and expertise necessary for his well-being. Most patients with this disease do not survive past the age of five. Quy turned six on November 16th, 2018 and requires a bone marrow transplant to survive.
Microsoft team at Hack for Good 2018
TGCF has partnered with innovators at Microsoft to facilitate the transition of the CREC manual network into a connective digital platform. The data from From One to 100 will help to inform and populate the app that will connect any child of any background living anywhere in the world.
Quy and His Family at the Children's Hospital II
TGCF has partnered with the Youth and Hope Foundation (Y&H), a United States based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that connects Vietnamese children in need to educational and medical resources through like minded individuals and organizations concerned with their wellbeing and opportunities to reach their potential as productive members of society. Y&H have been tirelessly advocating for Quy and his family.
Quy's sister, Khanah Dan, is a perfect match
The family will arrive in NYC this month.
Your donation will help Quy and other children who wait
Our goal is to raise funds to cover non-medical expenses, such as transportation, daily living and administrative costs associated with Quy’s care. Will you please join TGCF and Y&H to support Quy and other children like him all over the world who are unable to access vital health care resources... scaling the solution to the magnitude of the problem.
You can visit us at: www.gracechildren.org + www.youthandhopefoundation.com
Please Consider Donating to The Grace Children’s Foundation
TGCF has rolled out From One to 100, a pilot program that will connect children suffering from debilitating illnesses and war-related injuries to people and organizations ready to help. Quy is the second child to come through the program where we have coordinated life saving medical resources through the CREC with top-tier medical resources n NYC.
Quy is the second child to come through From One to 100
Meet Quy, a Vietnamese boy suffering from Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome (WAS). WAS is a rare genetic immunodeficiency that keeps a child's immune system from functioning properly. This child has suffered unnecessarily for over five years because he has had little to no access to the care and expertise necessary for his well-being. Most patients with this disease do not survive past the age of five. Quy turned six on November 16th, 2018 and requires a bone marrow transplant to survive.
Microsoft team at Hack for Good 2018
TGCF has partnered with innovators at Microsoft to facilitate the transition of the CREC manual network into a connective digital platform. The data from From One to 100 will help to inform and populate the app that will connect any child of any background living anywhere in the world.
Quy and His Family at the Children's Hospital II
TGCF has partnered with the Youth and Hope Foundation (Y&H), a United States based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that connects Vietnamese children in need to educational and medical resources through like minded individuals and organizations concerned with their wellbeing and opportunities to reach their potential as productive members of society. Y&H have been tirelessly advocating for Quy and his family.
Quy's sister, Khanah Dan, is a perfect match
The family will arrive in NYC this month.
Your donation will help Quy and other children who wait
Our goal is to raise funds to cover non-medical expenses, such as transportation, daily living and administrative costs associated with Quy’s care. Will you please join TGCF and Y&H to support Quy and other children like him all over the world who are unable to access vital health care resources... scaling the solution to the magnitude of the problem.
You can visit us at: www.gracechildren.org + www.youthandhopefoundation.com
Please Consider Donating to The Grace Children’s Foundation
Co-organizers (3)
Hana Porter
Organizer
New York, NY
The Grace Children's Foundation
Beneficiary
Dustin Nguyen
Co-organizer
Nancy Robertson
Co-organizer