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Children’s
Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) If you are interested in donating directly to the Children's
Hospital of Philadelphia, one of
the leading hospitals in the treatment and research of EGID, they have
created a permanent fund for research of Eosinophilic Disease. Checks or money
orders should be made payable to “The
Children's Hospital Foundation” and sent to: Development
Department, Attention: Tess Boyle -or- http://giving.chop.edu/site/PageServer?pagename=give_GiveTheGift Just make sure that “EE
Fund” or “Fund # 27087-278850000” is specified. Everyone who makes a gift to The Children's Hospital of
Philadelphia will get a tax receipt. |
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APFED's
HOPE CHALLENGE APFED
says: "We challenge everyone who uses the APFED web site for information
for themselves, their child, or simply to better understand eosinophilic
disorders to watch our 'Just A Glimpse' video. After viewing it, consider
sharing it and send the link to it to your entire address book. With these
simple steps, with the community coming together we can make a tremendous
impact for now and for the future of eosinophilic disorders. There is Hope on the Horizon, and together,
we can reach it. Thank You." Click here to donate to HOPE
on the Horizon. Videos: Click here to watch the “Hope, Heal, Cure” video. Click here to
watch the "Just A Glimpse" video. Click here to watch the “Life Without
Food” video All money donated specifically to the "Hope
Research Fund" goes to research.
This has been and continues to be an available option on their donations
page. Research grant applications are
expert reviewed for merit and recipients must submit a budget detailing that
funds are used solely to support research, not administrative costs
associated with the research site. Here is APFED's PDF regarding how the
donations are used: http://www.apfed.org/downloads/How%20will%20my%20donation%20help%20APFED.pdf APFED also has a
wonderful new cookbook to help with our special
dietary needs. It’s called “Extreme Cooking
for Exceptional Diets” and it is available via
their website (store).
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