Honor a loved one with a gift that will impact other healing processes. Customize your card and then print or email it to share the impact, in their honor. Tax exempt information needed to write off your donation will be on your receipt.
Give in Someone’s Honor
WALL OF HONORED
Rick and Ronda Jackson
In Honor of
Matthew G.
Cristina Greenfield
We know, all too well, the difficulty in finding out your children are sick due to the home environment where you thought they were safe. We will never forget the process of touching each of their precious toys and making the determination …
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We know, all too well, the difficulty in finding out your children are sick due to the home environment where you thought they were safe. We will never forget the process of touching each of their precious toys and making the determination of whether you can clean it well enough to save it and whether it had to go into the garbage with 95% of all of your other belongings. We hope that our small donation helps a family in need during this difficult time and that they know there is hope for them, their family, and their healthy future.
In Honor of
Elsa Claire and Charlie G.
Kimberly Ryan
In Honor Of All Families Who Are Bravely Battling Toxic Mold
In Honor of
All Families Battling Mold.
Anonymous
Joy Rhodes
In Honor of All Moms Recovering from Mold
In Honor Of
Rhodes F.
Emily Rachal
In Honor of Malachi Rachal
In Honor Of
Malachi R.
Emily Rachal
Emily Rachal
In Honor of Sebastian Rachal
Rick and Ronda Jackson
Cristina Greenfield
We know, all too well, the difficulty in finding out your children are sick due to the home environment where you thought they were safe. We will never forget the process of touching each of their precious toys and making the determination … Read more
We know, all too well, the difficulty in finding out your children are sick due to the home environment where you thought they were safe. We will never forget the process of touching each of their precious toys and making the determination of whether you can clean it well enough to save it and whether it had to go into the garbage with 95% of all of your other belongings. We hope that our small donation helps a family in need during this difficult time and that they know there is hope for them, their family, and their healthy future.
Kimberly Ryan
In Honor Of All Families Who Are Bravely Battling Toxic Mold
Anonymous
Joy Rhodes
In Honor of All Moms Recovering from Mold
Emily Rachal
In Honor of Malachi Rachal
Emily Rachal
Emily Rachal
In Honor of Sebastian Rachal
Why Your Donation Matters
Over half of the homes and buildings in the USA are said to have water damage and mold, with Texas leading the way as being the most affected state. One quarter of the USA population also is said to carry a gene that makes them more susceptible to falling ill to mold exposure. That’s 1 in 2 homes (1 in 2 families) that may need financial assistance for remediation, potentially temporary housing and restoration of their belongings. That is also, 1 in 4 people that may need financial assistance to restore their health, their belongings and assistance for temporary housing if they become exposed to toxic mold.
Help people affected by toxic mold by donating today!
Join a pivotal community of monthly givers.
There will be a day when toxic mold is recognized and people won’t need financial assistance.
Until that day, help us give hope, through assistance, to one family at a time.
