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<div>On December 9, 2024, our world changed overnight. Our daughter Ellie—just 6 years old at the time—was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Ellie’s immune system has attacked the cells in her pancreas that make insulin, so her body can no longer regulate blood sugar on its own.
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<div>The cost to raise and train a diabetic alert dog is approximately $30,000. This includes intensive training to ensure the dog is fully prepared for public access, obedience, and alerting to 90% of Ellie's out-of-range- blood sugars. These remarkable dogs use their incredible sense of smell to detect changes in blood sugar levels, faster than medical devices. It’s a big ask—and not something insurance covers—but it’s something that could truly change Ellie’s life.
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<div>If you know Ellie, you know she is one of a kind. She’s bold, hilarious, and completely, unapologetically herself. She doesn’t pretend, she doesn’t people-please—she just is Ellie. And somehow, through all of this, she has faced her diagnosis with a kind of quiet bravery that both breaks our hearts and leaves us in awe.
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<div>Type 1 Diabetes doesn’t take a break. Not at school. Not during sports. Not in the middle of the night.
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<div>A constant presence by her side, helping her feel safer, more confident, and a little more like a regular kid again.
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<div>If you feel moved to donate, we are deeply grateful. Every contribution brings us one step closer to giving Ellie this life-changing support.
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<div>If you’re not able to donate, sharing her story means just as much. The more people who hear about Ellie, the closer we get to making this possible.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for loving Ellie, supporting our family, and helping by coming together as a community.
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Help Ellie Gain Independence with a Diabetic Alert Dog 

<div>“Help our 100-year-old neighbor, Mary Sharer, a Beloved Community Elder, Transition to Comfortable, Affordable Housing."
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<div>I am trying to help raise funds for a well-respected community member facing the loss of her home. What is she to do?
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<div>Mary Sharer, a fixture of the Saylorsburg community for decades, is facing the unimaginable: at 100 years old, she is about to be evicted from her home. She has spent a century building a life rooted in our neighborhood, and now, through no fault of her own, that life is at risk of being completely dismantled.
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<div>For years, Mary Sharer has been a pillar of kindness and generosity. ALWAYS volunteering her time and energy to help others. She was often the top annual fundraiser for PATH- Pocono Area Transitional Housing. She spent her life being involved in school, church and community.
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<div>Now, it's our turn to help her. She has been living in her home-right by that stop sign which is always getting knocked down- on corner of 115 and Upper Cherry Valley Road- for 67 years.
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<div>She has received an eviction notice from her landlord and must be moved out by November 1st. They placed a "FOR SALE" sign in her front yard. She is completely devastated to say the least!
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<div>This began when Mary notified the landlord about the septic system not functioning properly, that a toilet had backed up. The landlord refuses to fix this system and instead, less than a week later, issued an eviction notice to Mary. Essentially forcing this 100 year old woman out on the street!!
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<div>You may all know Joan from her local history research posts on the Saylorsburg Past and Present Facebook Group. There are over 6 thousand members of that group. You could all help out in a great way.
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<div>Does anyone have knowledge of available affordable housing options we could explore? Please help if you can. 100% of funds raised will be for Mary, to properly care for her and transition her comfortably into new housing.
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100 Year Old Saylorsburg Woman Loses Home of 67 Years

<div>Charles is a great family man and community man who never misses an opportunity to help anyone in need. Unfortunately, he was in a really bad car accident in his hook truck, where the cab came disconnected into four pieces. No one survives that but by gods will he did! He bounced around in the cab, sustaining serious head injuries after a tire blowout. The truck is in pieces and it's a miracle he survived. his family is trying to pick up the pieces alone while he's in recovery in ICU, this is a man who has always shown the community love. He never passes someone who's broke down on the side of the road. His family really needs him. Being as a primary breadwinner, he and his family could use the same support and care. If you can find it in your heart to put anything towards a fund to help his family get through. It is uncertain if and when he will recover from this. He has a wife and 2 children and a crew of guys that work for him that I have an uncertain future in terms of unemployment. If he does not recover, we would like to support his family and make sure that they have the resources needed to continue the business and keep him comfortable once he recovers. He is a God-fearing man. A father and a husband. They need him right now. He needs his family to be strong for him right now. And your support would be greatly appreciated. Even if you can not donate please share this so many can see and we can get the family all the love and support they need in their time of need.

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<div>Sassy ran away chasing a critter on Tuesday,  and the beagle nose took over.  Despite the efforts of friends and family, she just kept on going.  Three grueling hours later she was hit by a car, leaving her with 2 broken rear legs and a broken pelvis.  The driver did not stop. 
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<div>Hello, my name is Rick Wagner, and my wife, Peggy, and I are starting this fundraiser page on behalf of our daughter, Stephanie Wagner.  Stephanie has spent most of her 21-year career as a labor and delivery nurse in New York City. And prior to COVID, she ran her successful private practice as an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant.  She has worked very hard since 2015 when she started her business, EverLatching Love. Steph acquired equipment, supplies, marketing materials, etc. to effectively and successfully run her business. Half of her apartment in Harlem was taken over by EverLatching Love. In March 2020 Covid hit NYC, as we all know. Her business, which consisted of home visits with babies and families, was totally shut down for a while and was greatly impacted overall. She remained in NYC until December 2020 when her lease was up, and made it work by picking up other work, but with her pre-covid income greatly affected, she was forced to move. She moved in temporarily with us, her parents.  This was devastating for her, but she realized that it would hopefully be short lived. Her plan was to go back to NYC hopefully once things settled down.
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Help Steph Wagner Rebuild

Early this morning my neighbor's, The Bates family, had a house fire. The picture does not show how extreme the damage is. They will not be able to return to their home and they lost everything. They also lost their beloved dog Anna, and two kittens that they just adopted. Anna was like their child and loved by everyone in the neighborhood.  They are going to need all the help and donations possible. Every bit counts. The funds are needed asap as well as any donations of clothes, household items, etc. THEY LOST EVERYTHING.

Help the Bates family whose house burned down

In early July 2019, Jon presented to MUSC for abdominal pain.  He had surgery with his appendix removed and he was discharged home.  Two days later he was back in the hospital with uncontrolled pain and was told that the biopsy from his surgery confirmed that he has Stage 4 colon cancer.  His diagnosis came as a shock to all as Jon was previously healthy, strong, and working full time as a Respiratory Therapist.  Jon will begin chemotherapy next week.  He has been unable to work and likely will not be able to return for some time.  His wife, Erin (Omara) Miller, is currently working to keep income flowing, but she will also need to take time off to take Jon to appointments.  Jon and Erin has a 10 year old son, animals at home, and Erin's parents reside with them.  I started this fundraiser to help alleviate some of their stress and worry related to ongoing bills, medical copays, food, etc as they start their journey of treatment.  Please donate if you are able.  Every little bit helps.  Every little bit relieves some anxiety for this pair.  If you are unable to donate at this time, please share, so anyone can assist if they feel drawn to.<br /><br />Thank you for your continued prayers for this family and the mountain they are facing!

Help Jon Miller Fight Colon Cancer

OK, AWESOME LCINPP-ERS (i just made up a word!), I NEED YOUR FULL ATTENTION HERE, PLEASE!! For a couple minutes, at least! ;)<br /><br />**Admin, if this is not appropriate, feel free to delete. But please read to the end before you do. Thanks!**<br /><br />Hi! Steph Wagner here, obviously. Whether I have personally met you or not, I know if you are in this LCinPP Workshop community, you have a big heart! And I also know that you LOVE babies and their parents, and want to help them, no matter where they are in this world! <br /><br />Right? Then please keep reading......<br /><br />I had the pleasure of meeting Titlayo (Titi) Ogunrinde-Medunoye last year at the 2018 LCinPP Workshop. It was her first year, and I was lucky enough to sit near her on day one. I quickly learned she had traveled all the way from Nigeria, with her precious infant, Toni, in tow, to be in Philly! I was immediately taken with her story and dedication to our field! I was taken as well with Titi as a person as I quickly learned she was lovely, incredibly smart, incredibly humble, and oh so kind and giving! She certainly won the award for farthest traveled, and as I questioned and learned more about breastfeeding in Nigeria and her challenges, I was humbled by my privilege and resources around me to help families in NYC. We became friends, kept in touch over this past year, and reconnected at this year's workshop in March. This is when I got to know Titi even better, and I'm so glad I did!<br /><br />If you don't know, there is not currently an IBCLC in the entire Country of Nigeria. Titi WILL be the first! She will be the only IBCLC for a Country of 190 million people (and how many clients did you see this week?!)!!!! Amazing, right?! For the past couple years, Titi has already been a CLC and is doing TREMENDOUS work already, but can do SO much more once she is an IBCLC. We can help her get there!<br /><br />If you don't know, following this year's workshop in March, Titi flew straight to Atlanta to finish her mentorship hours. Titi has to come to the U.S. to get her hours because there is no one to mentor under in Nigeria. Titi mentored under an awesome IBCLC in private practice in Atlanta who allowed her to learn and work with her full time. They worked 7 days a week many weeks so Titi could get the rest of her hours. Titi already has so much time working with families in Nigeria under her belt, but this finalized the official hours for her to sit for the exam. Titi has a 1.5 year old son and a 4 year old daughter that she sacrificed being away from since March to finish her hours. She commuted 2 hours each way on the bus in Atlanta every day to get to her mentor's business from where she was staying in the Atlanta area with a family member. All of this has been a huge emotional, not to mention financial, sacrifice for her and her family, all because she is passionate about the work we all do and is determined to become an IBCLC! We have all sacrificed something to become an IBCLC, but not many of us had to leave our small children with our husband for months at a time to be half way around the world to obtain hours for the profession we love so much! Wow!<br /><br />I know all of this because last week, Titi had a 3 day layover in NYC between her flight from Atlanta back home to Nigeria and contacted me to ask if she could stay with me. Of course I welcomed her! We stayed up way too late each night talking and bonding, and I am even more impressed than ever with Titi and the amount she has already achieved in Lagos, Nigeria! She has created such an amazing breastfeeding community in Nigeria with so many of the means we all take for granted not being available! She is somehow able to do so much with so little. I am amazed and couldn't get enough of her stories! She shared that $30.00 US is considered a lot to pay for breastfeeding help there, and many of the mothers expect her help to be free. Compare that to what many of us get for just one home visit. Titi has already sacrified so much and has become very creative with ways to come up with money to help the parents of Nigeria, but now she needs our help! She needs our dollars!<br /><br />We all know becoming an IBCLC takes money and time. And if you stay in this profession it doesn't change! But imagine if you had to travel to another Country for all of your education and hours, and have all of those extra costs as well?! It is A LOT!! <br /><br />Titi would never ask for help like this, as she is so humble and gracious in the selfless work that she does already, so I am using my big mouth for good and asking for her! Titi has all of the education and mentor hours and would really like to sit for the exam this October 2019! <br /><br />Here is the catch.......She has to be registered with all the money paid by May 15, 2019, which is ONE WEEK AWAY!!! When she was staying at my house last week, I asked her if money was no object, what would be her dream?! She said: 1) Enough money to register by May 15 to take the exam in October 2) Enough money for the plane ticket to come back in October to take the exam 3) Enough money to buy a Tanita scale so she could help the babies of Nigeria even more once she is an IBCLC. If she can't get the funds to take the exam this October it pushes her back to next year and she shouldn't have to wait that long! She is ready to take the test!<br /><br />I know we can do this, Awesome LCinPP-ers (there's that word again!)!! We all have something to give. And this is for one of our own!! One of our own doing incredible breastfeeding work with incredibly few resources! Let's help Titi wrap up years of sacrifice and hard work and reach her goal! Let's help the IBCLC profession by officially expanding into Nigeria! Let's help the babies and parents of Nigeria through Titi!!<br /><br />Give a little, give a lot! Give what you can! I thank you! Titi certainly thanks you (she knows I am doing this, btw, and was so humbled and gracious for any help!)!!! The babies and parents of Nigeria thank you!!

The FIRST IBCLC in Nigeria!

Hello to everyone reading this. You may have heard about how we lost our dear friend Jon Erb. He was a son.  A brother.  A beautiful mind and amazing person. He was somebody I considered family and I'm eternally grateful that I have had the opportunity to have been blessed with knowing such a kind soul. I'm going to miss Jon for the rest of my days and I know many of you will too. I put this page together to help the family and bring tribute to the life of such a great friend. Thank you for taking the time to think of Jon and his family and thank you for your contributions.

Jon we love you

<img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/21290178_1497832272.5929_funddescription.png" alt="" width="100%" /><br />In May, Tessa Gardin, a young, single mom of two beautiful, vibrant children, ages 12 and 3, received the devastating news that her doctor suspected  cervical cancer. <br /><br />A biopsy at the end of May and a Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure (LEEP) procedure in early June <br /> confirmed that she has <a target="_blank">cervical adenocarcinoma</a> . <br /><br />Her doctor is recommending an <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">immedate hysterectomy</span></strong> to prevent the cancer from spreading and to determine what additional treatments she will need  --- <strong><em>but</em><em> her health insurance provider DOES NOT AGREE.</em></strong><br /><br />Due to policy limits,  her insurer will only <span style="text-decoration:underline;"><em>consider covering the surgery</em></span> if she <strong>delays it for 6 months</strong> and they decide that her cancer is not a pre-existing condition.   If they decide it was pre-existing, <strong>the surgery will NOT be covered</strong>.<br /><br />Even if the surgery was covered, her<strong> insurance does not provide prescription drug coverage,</strong> which will likely be very costly during the surgery and recovery. <br /><br />The <span style="text-decoration:underline;">last thing</span> anyone who is fighting cancer needs to be worried about is money.   Don't let the financial burdens of this surgery and further treatments keep Tessa from focusing on fighting her cancer and taking care of her beautiful children.   <span style="text-decoration:underline;"><em>She needs our help.</em></span><br /><br />The current cost estimate for the <span style="text-decoration:underline;">surgery alone is $18,000 </span><em>(not including prescription medications, pathology or any follow up treatments that may be needed.) </em><br /><br />Added to this cost, Tessa will be <span style="text-decoration:underline;">out of work for at least 6 weeks</span> following the surgery. <br /><br />Tessa is a <a href="https://www.bellybelly.com.au/breastfeeding/lactation-consultant-what-is-a-lactation-consultant/" target="_blank">International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)</a> , working in private practice in her business <a href="http://www.bayoucitybreastfeeding.com" target="_blank">Bayou City Breastfeeding</a> and 1099 contract employee in a physician's office.   As a small business owner and contract employee, she <span style="text-decoration:underline;">does not have any disability insurance or other means to replace her income</span> for the time she will be out for the surgery and recovery. <br /><br />Tessa spends <span style="text-decoration:underline;">every day</span> helping new mothers who are struggling with breastfeeding.   <strong>Now she needs our help -- and her beautiful 12 year old and 3 year old daughters need our help.  <br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/21290178_1497832901.9275_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" /><br /></strong>Tessa needs to have her surgery<strong> as soon as possible,</strong> but still needs to provide for her young daughters. <br /><br />We can help her in three ways:<br /><br />1.  Please consider donating any amount you can -- even the smallest amounts can add up to a lot. <br /><br />2.  Please share this campaign with your friends and family, far and wide, by email and social media.<br /><br />3.  Please visit Tessa's <a href="https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/tessag2017" target="_blank">CaringBridge site</a> to read the latest updates and give her words of encouragement<strong>.<br /><br /></strong>Thank you for your support!

Help Tessa Beat Cancer

In the spring of 2014, Stephanie "Stevie" Capece and her fiancé, P.J., were planning their wedding when abnormal bleeding and pain prompted a doctor's visit. Then came the earth-shattering moment of Stevie being diagnosed with cervical cancer came. A hysterectomy revealed Stage 1 squamous cell carcinoma. Twelve weeks of chemotherapy and radiation treatment followed, but Stevie handled it like a trooper. Finally, the treatments were finished and life went on. A beach wedding was planned, not just for the union of Stevie and P.J., but for Stephanie and her daughter and P.J. and his sons. <br /><br />They were married in a beautiful beach ceremony in September, 2015. Their happiness could not be tarnished by the news they would receive only one week after the special day - the cancer had returned in two areas near the ureter and nerve, giving Stevie pain and numbness in her right leg. Three more months of chemo followed. This time Stephanie would lose her hair, but not her beauty. This round of treatment would be more challenging than before. In the end, the treatment helped but the cancer was not gone completely. Stephanie was then placed on maintenance chemo while waiting for a trial to open.  Stevie was eventually placed on the trial drug, but it did not slow her cancer. Stevie continues to battle as she attempts to find another course of therapy. Unfortunately, Stevie is not able to do the one thing she holds dearly, puttting on her beloved skates and teaching her girls on the ice; this breaks her heart. <br /><br /><br /><img class="not-resizable" src="https://2dbdd5116ffa30a49aa8-c03f075f8191fb4e60e74b907071aee8.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/13691009_1471056447.498_funddescription.jpg" alt="" width="100%" />

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United States (US) users

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Mexico country code

Posters INTL

NPO Profile Opted-In

iOS at or above 12.4.0

non-US recurring donors

Canada Campaign Owner Group

Fundraiser Without Meta Link

Scheduler payment tester gorup

charityCommunityId

Charities allow to be claimed unclaimed (PRD)

Canada (CA) users

currencyCode

UC Tipping v20250115 International

pymk_production_xplr_fe_team

Android at or above 12.2.0

Profile photo entry point audience

smart goals (fundraiser/manage) on test01

Activity Tracking v1 Beta Testing

writePath

Stream Notification

start gfm intl allowed locales

Platform is iOS v11.2.0 and above

unclaimed charities

prod_ach_audience

AI Chatbot Audience

amp13 only new funds (prod) (anyword auto)

UC Flow Enabled (Prod)

Payment Identity Beneficiary Verification - Production

shared notification bell audience

Custom users

ach frontend audience

Android v11.0.0 and above

Users Receiving Payments Paused Notifications

smart goals test01

Manage Coach - US English Organizers Only + new funds only

Team EGG - IP Address list

Fundraiser Without Instagram Deep Link

Native 11.4.0 and above

UC Tipping v20250107

Users Receiving Braze KYC Validation Failed

Native 11.3.0 and above

Influencer - Prod

US fundraisers and US users

ai_title_page

anyword

openai

control

manual_entry

userEmail

template_id

userId

fundUrl

isCharityCo

email

appVersion

shouldBucketIntoExperiment

partnerId

donationCadence

isActiveFundraiser

isPartner

isMobile

npoProfileOptIn

fundIsLinkedWithMeta

hasSessionDonation

isCampaignOwner

fundHasInstagramDeepLink

Native 11.4.0 and higher

New funds eligible - Video Sharing (PROD)

GB Donation Upsell audience 

Auto Thanks V3 Rollout Audience

Thank you V3 testing whitelist

isRecurringFriendly

Is Recurring Friendly

Excluded funds - Video Sharing

Logged In Users

CH Donation Upsell audience

Android v10.6.0 and above

userCurrencyCode

Localized Currency

v11.5.0 and above

testAudience

Survicate

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Melissa Yetter

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