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The Benjamin Clark Foundation is an organization that provides help, hope, and healing following the loss of a loved one.
The foundation will be hosting a Spring Meet & Greet charity dinner April 9 from 2:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. in the California Building at Idlewild Park at 75 Cowan Dr. to help raise money for this great cause. Continue reading on Fox 11 Reno.
“Mom, are we fortunate?” That was the question my 10-year-old asked tonight. Just out of the blue. I was wrestling around with Isaac, trying to wipe baby food off his face, the TV is blasting, Isaac’s iPad is singing, the dog is barking — and he asks me if we’re fortunate!
As a family, we’ve endured more trials than sometimes I think is even fair. Sometimes, I get sick of hearing, “You’re never given more than you can handle,” and I just want to scream! My philosophy is oh yes, we are, but it’s how we handle those trials that is the true test. Do we come together as a family or do these trials tear us apart? Continue reading on The Mighty.
The public is invited to a celebration of life for Tristin Hurley at 3:30 p.m. March 16 at Rock Church at 4950 Vista Boulevard in Sparks.
Tristin, 15, died on Sunday at his home.
On Feb. 29, the Shaw Middle School student’s wheelchair was stolen outside of his mother’s apartment in Sparks. A week ago,Tristin who has brittle bone disease fell and broke his arm and hip. He had surgery on Friday at Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center to put a rod in his arm and screw in his hip. He left the hospital Saturday. Click Here to read more on The Review Journal.
Tristin Hurley, a local teen suffering from Osteogenesis imperfecta, or brittle bone disease, has passed away.
Tristin Hurley’s mother had asked the community for help last week, reporting that her 14-year-old son’s wheelchair had been stolen.
After falling at a Reno Bighorn’s game on Wednesday, he was admitted to Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center for surgery. On Sunday, his mother posted to Facebook saying that Tristin’s passing “happened so quickly” and that while they wanted those who cared about him to know he had passed, they are trying to grieve. Continue reading on KTVN News 2.
Move Your Mountain is hosting a story submission contest throughout the month of February, American Heart Month. They are encouraging everyone to share “Stories From Your Heart” and maybe win the grand prize of $1,000.
The contest is open to anyone who has been impacted by Heart Disease or Congenital Heart Defects. People can submit stories throughout the month of February. The grand prize winning story will be announced March 1st, 2016…read more on CBS 8 News.
The community was in a state of shock this week after learning of the death of Coleman Christensen, the personable 21-year-old who in 2011 quarterbacked the Vacaville High School football team to a 13-1 record and the Sac-Joaquin Section championship.
The true character of the community came out this week when friends used a funding website to raise money to help Holbein and the baby. That resulted in nearly $70,000 raised thus far. To join the cause, visit https://moveyourmountain.org/c/ColeC…read more on The Reporter.
Mom Kathy Roller went to the new Star Wars movie with her husband expecting action, adventure, and a good time. She didn’t expect to leave in tears, her heart full of memories of her son Isaac, a 7-year-old with a heart condition and special needs who passed away earlier this year. What moved Roller to tears wasn’t anything on screen. Rather, it was the loud laughter and other noises of another child in the theater that stirred memories of Roller’s son…continue reading on Parents.com.
As the TIE fighters and Starfighters started engaging in an epic battle in the middle of the galaxy, the sounds of familiar blasters and cheering filled the air, all I could hear… was your kid making loud noises…read more on The Mighty.
When we first arrived to volunteer, we received a tour of the pantry by a few of the amazing people working for the Food Pantry. One person in particular, Scott, stood out to me as he spoke passionately about the work that the organization does and the amount of families being helped not only on a yearly basis but every day. I learned that Scott was at one point homeless and living on the streets of Reno…read more.
As a born and bred southern girl, my momma raised me to NEVER say the word “hate”.
So, it is with my deepest regret that I have to inform you..I hate Andrea’s spleen. I think it’s only fair that I share the letter I’ve personally penned to her spleen (mail, tweet, post on facebook…all that jazz). read more.
When things go awry for someone you love, it can be hard to know just how to help. Don’t let fear of saying or doing the wrong thing prevent you from taking action. It’s important to remember that some gesture, whether big or small, is better than doing nothing at all…read more.
The online company, Move Your Mountain, was inspired this holiday season to help make sure families in our community have the appropriate amount of food…read more.
This week, Move Your Mountain, a social fundraising company, will begin to roll out its 2015 marketing campaign #ThanksToYou…read more.
I’m sorry if I freaked you out.
I didn’t mean to.I was just watching you and your daughter in line at the grocery store.
I was standing with my husband. You were in front of us…and there were about three people in front of you…read more.
Several members of the Walden community gathered alongside Madeley Ranch Elementary students Wednesday morning to honor the life of first-grader Harley Sedlmeier. A Sedlmeier Memorial Fund account has been set up and donations…read more.
The company continues to grow as one of the nation’s top online fundraising websites as more people become aware of crowdfunding and how it can help them support…read more.
Currently at Diamond Children’s Medical Center, 4-year-old Gracie Italia Robinson may not stay at the center for long because of her never ending strength after she was born with four major heart defects. To fund the family, visit…read more.
His birthday was just a few days ago. To celebrate, his mother wanted to give an iPad to one child without a voice. But she found the need is enormous. Now the goal is 100 iPads, each one turning grief into a gift and giving a mourning mother…read more.
With an uncertain amount of time together, the Bookers decided to work on their “True Love Bucket List”. They created a website where they have both made lists of things that they want to do for each other…read more.
“We made this funeral service public because this was a horrible result of respecting ice and nature. The community, along with us, has been devastated from the loss of our sweet teenager. As parents, we really would like to send this message out to other parents of children about the dangers…read more.
The incident sent the school into a lockdown situation as teams of law enforcement officers methodically searched and cleared each building on campus and allowed students and faculty to…read more.
“I got inspired to cancel a Christmas party and take the money and buy fleece and make 30 hats to bring down by New Year’s…read more.
“It makes me want to get up every day and go to work, and want to help other people and want to use the extra time that I have now, the extra energy that I have now, to help these…read more.
Just two months after an eleven year old boy saw his father stab his mother to death, Alexander is on a path to healing. Living with extended family, Alexander still needs help from the community to pay for therapy and medical…read more.
He passed away in January. Now, a few days after his birthday, his family is raising money to give iPads to other children with his condition…read more.
The iPad’s will go to families who might not be able to afford one or families that just don’t understand the amazing things that iPads can do for our children that don’t have… read more.
The provision allows startups and small businesses to raise money from non-accredited investors. Brantly Compton, CEO of the crowdfunding site, Move Your Mountain, says this will improve the access to capital for these new…read more.
“The community has just been — awesome is not even the right work,” Brower said. “Everyone has just been so generous”…read more.
His birthday was just a few days ago. To celebrate, his mother wanted to give an iPad to one child without a voice, but she found the need… read more.
The net result is their fundraisers keep more of their money, on average 22% more. MYM site fee is only 3.9%. No longer the new kid on the block, Move Your Mountain has the safety, security, and functionality…read more.
Kathy urges others to donate to her fundraising campaign or to go a step further and create their own fundraising campaign to help other classrooms raise…read more.
Move Your Mountain (MoveYourMountain.org) is the online fundraising website that has the passion for helping people raise money and the team in place to effect change in the …
“This page represents a symbolic solution, for any contribution large or small will help Ashley feel enshrouded in the love and support she needs right now to weather this catastrophic storm”…read more.
As the mother of a 7-year-old autistic son, Kathy Roller noticed a need for specialized supplies in her son’s classroom and took charge by starting a crowdfunding campaign in September on Move Your Mountain to raise money for …read more.
