To hear a “Yes”
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“No”
As a child, we have all heard this dreaded answer when we have truly deserved something. Why? Because there was simply not enough money. Hard to understand as a child and now I’m understanding just how hard it is to say. As a parent, I believe it is important and imperative that your child hears this answer so that he/she can understand that not everything that he/she wants will be given to them.
-Plenty of unneeded “no’s” over the years. Regardless, this honor roll student still maintains a pleasant, giving, and understanding attitude!– So, I’m saying, “Yes”!
Realistically, after crunching the numbers, I’m seeing there is no mathematical way that we can achieve this amount alone.
Will you help a dream (since she was 5) come true?
Please Help Alana to hear a “Yes” to an Educational Tour of Normandy and Paris France with her classmates.
Just think, a 5.00 donation may help her to Hear a Yes!
We know that through hard work and faith certain unattainable things can be attained. If there is a will, there is a way! We will be working our tails off making handmade fundraisers to help with the cost…Payments are due on specific due dates, in installments. (Christmas time being first -1300!)
Alana is a sweet caring individual. Every year she donates her time to the Autistic Awareness Picnic and we (our family) hold a yearly charity event consisting of a lemonade and homemade baked goods stand. The kids get to choose which charity to donate all of the money to. (Leftover goods go to the fire and police station) This Year, it made major tears (of joy) to be able to present the DAV/Disabled American Veterans (over $300) with the money we raised (in one day). Every year, with some kind of heavenly help, we have been able to raise money for an Animal shelter, Cancer society, an Elderly home, Alex‘s lemonade stand, and many more including an Autistic family that was needing major help. It’s so wonderful to see teens and toddlers give and be cool not receiving.
Wouldn’t it be nice, To hear a, “Yes”. So, I’m reaching out to all of you who had to hear a “no”, all of you that had to say a “no”, because money was the issue.
So won’t you join us on this journey and consider donating $5.00?
Or, Please support us by answering “Yes” in the comment section.
Yes, to she can, Yes, to faith, Yes, to the seemingly impossible, YES, to cover all the No’s that should have been YES!. I just told her teacher “Yes” she can go! Maybe this is crazy, but Yes, Let’s do this!
Thank you, in advance, for your “Yes”!!!
As a child, we have all heard this dreaded answer when we have truly deserved something. Why? Because there was simply not enough money. Hard to understand as a child and now I’m understanding just how hard it is to say. As a parent, I believe it is important and imperative that your child hears this answer so that he/she can understand that not everything that he/she wants will be given to them.
-Plenty of unneeded “no’s” over the years. Regardless, this honor roll student still maintains a pleasant, giving, and understanding attitude!– So, I’m saying, “Yes”!
Realistically, after crunching the numbers, I’m seeing there is no mathematical way that we can achieve this amount alone.
Will you help a dream (since she was 5) come true?
Please Help Alana to hear a “Yes” to an Educational Tour of Normandy and Paris France with her classmates.
Just think, a 5.00 donation may help her to Hear a Yes!
We know that through hard work and faith certain unattainable things can be attained. If there is a will, there is a way! We will be working our tails off making handmade fundraisers to help with the cost…Payments are due on specific due dates, in installments. (Christmas time being first -1300!)
Alana is a sweet caring individual. Every year she donates her time to the Autistic Awareness Picnic and we (our family) hold a yearly charity event consisting of a lemonade and homemade baked goods stand. The kids get to choose which charity to donate all of the money to. (Leftover goods go to the fire and police station) This Year, it made major tears (of joy) to be able to present the DAV/Disabled American Veterans (over $300) with the money we raised (in one day). Every year, with some kind of heavenly help, we have been able to raise money for an Animal shelter, Cancer society, an Elderly home, Alex‘s lemonade stand, and many more including an Autistic family that was needing major help. It’s so wonderful to see teens and toddlers give and be cool not receiving.
Wouldn’t it be nice, To hear a, “Yes”. So, I’m reaching out to all of you who had to hear a “no”, all of you that had to say a “no”, because money was the issue.
So won’t you join us on this journey and consider donating $5.00?
Or, Please support us by answering “Yes” in the comment section.
Yes, to she can, Yes, to faith, Yes, to the seemingly impossible, YES, to cover all the No’s that should have been YES!. I just told her teacher “Yes” she can go! Maybe this is crazy, but Yes, Let’s do this!
Thank you, in advance, for your “Yes”!!!
Organizer
Melissa Allen
Organizer
Camp Hill, PA
