November 2017 Newsletter
Parent Match Program.
We are excited to announce our Parent Match Program is currently being developed and will launch in just a few months! This will allow parents of newly diagnosed children to receive more one-on-one assistance from parents who have been navigating the same road for years. If you know of an experienced special needs parent who would like to volunteer in this program, they can contact us at tyialynn@criticallyloved.org
More about this in coming months!
Volunteers making a difference.
Parent gives back to Critically Loved
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Board Member DeeDee
hosts a volunteer night to assemble Medical Binders provided to families working with First Steps!
Every Columbus Day, employees of Citizens Union Bank spend the day volunteering at local charities. This year, some Shelbyville employees spent the day assembling Medical Binders for chronically and critically ill children.
Thank you CUBank!!
Paypal Bonus.
Paypal is waiving all fees and adding 1% to all donations received through the end of the year!! This means more families can be helped. Critically Loved offers all services to parents of chronically and critically ill children at no cost. Therefore we rely 100% on donations to exist. Please consider making an end of year contribution to Critically Loved. We need your help to impact families!
Make a one time donation or set up a monthly donation by clicking HERE.
Thank you for your support!!
Partners connecting us with parents.
Critically Loved is now partnering with 16 pediatric health providers and charities to connect us with parents. We also work with First Steps, The Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House in Cincinnati, and Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville to let parents know about the support we provide. We continue to add Partners to help more families. A current list of Partners connecting us with parents are listed on our home page.
We are in this together
Much Love
“Love always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”
1 Corinthians 13:7