Welcome to our Recipients page, showcasing the people whose lives have been positively impacted by our collective efforts and the generous support from our donors and sponsors. Through your contributions, we have made a meaningful difference in their journeys. Join us in celebrating these inspiring people and their stories.
Just three months ago, she was celebrating with family and making memories that would last a lifetime. There were smiles, hugs, and a beautiful wedding. What no one knew was that behind all this was a rare and aggressive cancer already growing. Today, Sharon is facing a fight no one saw coming.
Read MoreAs a seasoned chiropractic doctor, Alan Rosenthal is accustomed to guiding others through pain and recovery. But now, as the tables have turned, he finds himself in the vulnerable role of patient, confronting the harsh reality of an aggressive cancer diagnosis.
Read MoreGastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) is a rare type of cancer that begins in the digestive system. GISTs happen most often in the stomach and small intestine. GIST is also something that happened to Ron Jefferis.
Read MoreThursday, October 26th – a day that changed Shawn Hunadi’s life drastically. Shawn was involved in a moped accident near his home on Kauai and found unconscious on the road with no recollection of what happened. Shawn suffered critical injuries including multiple broken ribs, a collapsed lung and more seriously a massive brain injury.
Read MoreThe chances of being diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma- an aggressive and rare cancer that constitutes just one percent of all adult cancers- are slim, but not for Tina Lorch.
Read MoreIn October of 2022, Robin Behar complained to her husband, Alex, and her ear doctor about a whooshing noise in her ear to which she was dismissed and was told it was nothing.
Read MoreAlex Guzman, 33, from LA, is battling heart failure and urgently needs a heart transplant along with a home and 24/7 caregivers for post-surgery recovery. The Jewel Levine Foundation seeks to raise $50,000 for his six-month post-surgery care.
Read MoreA Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis at the age of seven was the gateway for Nina Sadler to find out not only was her pancreas going to cause her lifelong issues but so was another vital organ, her liver. Within 3 years of one diagnosis she received another, that being Wilson’s disease.
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