Breast Cancer Research Foundation

What an honor it is to thank you for your gift of $500 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), representing proceeds from the Student Painters fundraising event, in honor of Carrie Lewis. I am sure they will be touched to hear about your donation. The last few years have been filled with remarkable challenges, but thanks to your generous support we have continued to fund groundbreaking science that propels lifesaving research forward.

You answered prayers this holiday season. You brought tidings of great joy. You were a Christmas angel. Your kindness provided the warmth of the holiday season! Someone woke up on Christmas morning with a smile on their face, all because of you! Thank you for your support by adopting a family this year!

Your support in 2021 made it possible for three families to purchase their forever homes and move into 2022 with strength, stability, and self-reliance for the future. You helped launch other families into the homeownership process ahead.

Kendall Wernet made a generous donation to Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) in honor of Student Painters. WWP is proud to use this gift to aid and assist the truly deserving men and women of our armed forces wounded in the current military conflicts.

Thank you for your generous contribution of $100.00 to Hockey has Heart made at the Event Held on Center Ice on November 20, 2013. As requested, your donation will be directed to assist Matt Sorisho and his family with his medical and ongoing living expenses. The event was an outstanding success and will go a long way in helping Matt during his rehabilitation. Sincerely, Lucy Oakleaf, President Hockey has Hear

Thank you so much for your recent Winners Circle gift of $100.  Your continued generosity is so important to us.  Your loyalty is deeply appreciated, Mr. Acorn, by all of us at Special Olympics and more importantly, by all the athletes who train and compete in Michigan and around the world.  You are helping to make dreams come true for athletes and their families whose lives are changed by the Special Olympics experience. Sincereley, Lois Arnold President and CEO Special Olympics Michigan

Thank you for your generous gift to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Your gift is vital to our mission of finding cures and saving children, and thanks to caring friends like you, no family ever pays St. Jude for anything.Because of support like yours, countless children have enjoyed a lifetime of moments they might otherwise have missed. Thanks again for all that you do for the children of St. Jude.

On behalf of the Student Painters Organization: Chris Eastwood (NE branch manager): donated $2,600 from his business profit to the hospital Steve Acorn (CEO): donated $1,000 on behalf of Student Painters

Enclosed to this letter are the student thank-you's from Ms. Paone's project "A Space of Thier Own [Flexible Seating!]." Her 2nd grade students wrote them just for you. We hope they illustrate the impact of your generous gift. Your kindness has made a difference in the lives of these students, and that surely means more than any thanks we could ever offer. But nevertheless: thank you. Sincerely, Julia Preito Director, Donor Appreciation

Student Painters participated in the 2010 Anchor Bay Triathlon and donated monies from each participant to Sparrow Hospital in Michigan. The proceeds went to help Landon, who suffered from an accidental gun shot wound. Today, 12-year-old Landon endures hours of therapy so he can remain active in sports, especially skateboarding and hockey.

Monies donated by Student Painters to the ALS Association will go towards the fight against Lou Gehrigs disease. It will help fund the care for people living with ALS in our community and fund global, cutting edge research. Student Painters has been participating with the ALS Association since 2010.

Thank you so much for being part of Trinity Community Care. Your prayers, donations, volunteer time, and love have propelled us through our second year of service to our community.  We are immensely grateful that you have been a part of our journey thus far.  Together we are changing lives! In 2015, your support has helped us offer over 400 office visits, completely free of charge, at our medical and dental clinics. Additionally, our team has helped many individuals connect to other community r

Thank you for sponsoring the 21st Annual Career Focus Luncheon! We appreciated your generous Major Table Sponsor gift  and for having members of your family meet with our sixth grade students to discuss careers and the education required for a successful future. More than 2,200 sixth grade students attended Career Focus and we believe the children will use the knowledge and experience they gained as guidance to help set goals and direction for the rest of their lives.

You are helping us make it stop for life. Thank YOU! Your GUTSY WALK donation to Leigh Hello will count towards Crohn’s and Colitis Canada’s investment in transformational research, patient programs, advocacy, and awareness so that every child and adult can live their life to the fullest, and ultimately, be cured. Sincerely, Crohn's and Colitis Canada

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Thank you for your generous gift to Team World Vision! World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. We serve close to 100 million people in nearly 100 countries around the world. World Vision serves all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender. In Christ, Team World Vision

The United Fund Raising Group is dedicated to providing a dynamic and interactive web site which supports fund raising for school/sports activities and non-profit organizations. Thank you for considering a contribution to the 2013 Robotics Fund Raising Campaign at Monte Vista High School

Thank you for donating to Movember. By donating to Movember you have joined a global movement that has raised over $559 million since 2003 through the power of the moustache. These funds are working to have an everlasting impact on the face of men’s health. Together, we are achieving real outcomes for men. Without you, this wouldn’t be possible. On behalf of everyone at Movember, thank you. Adam Garone CEO & Co-founder

Thank you for purchasing a ticket for the benefit at the Club Monte Carlo. By donating you are helping to raise funds in memory of Jenna Rose to support The Aicardi Syndrome Foundation.

The Robby Atherton Foundation’s mission is to help and support local famalies, individuals and charities in Southeast Michigan. The monies donated by Student Painters to the Robby Antherton Foundation will go towards building up our community in honor of Robby Atherton.

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Monies donated by Student Painters to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan helped fund a trip for Nick, a child diagnosed with leukemia, on his dream vacation to LEGOLAND. The Make-A-Wish Foundations mission is to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Nick Make-A-Wish

The Sandy Hook Elementary School Memorial Run & Ride is an opportunity for you to get out and be active while donating 100% of registration fees to the victims families and first responders of the tragedy that happened on December 14, 2012 in Newtown Connecticut. FurtherFasterForever, an online community of athletes will be donating 100% of the profits to the HopeMob for their projects in Newtown and Sandy Hook Elementary.

On behalf of the many individuals and families we serve, I would like to thank you for you donation. Over the past three years, MCREST has seen an increase of single mothers with children in our emergency shelter program. Our program has seen many challenges for these families as they try to get back to self-sufficiency, which has also made an impact on how we accommodate each person that walks through our door. Our newest program Journey Home, assists families with case management and three mo

Monies donated by Student Painters will go towards the March for Babies charity, of the March of Dimes Organization. the March of Dimes is a non-profit organization. Their mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.

We are writing to thank you for your generous donation to the American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA). My husband Thom Mathis is currently undergoing treatment for 3 brain tumors that were discovered January 3rd. Our June 11th fundraiser at Stoney Creek was a huge success! We are thrilled that so many people came to support our cause. The weather even cooperated. It was an amazing day! Thanks to you, and all our supporters, we were able to donate over $7,000 to the ABTA for research.

Thank you for your generous gift toward the Team LIVESTRONG fundraising goal. Your gift will help LIVESTRONG fund vital programs and provide services to cancer survivors. There are over 28 million people living with cancer right now, and every dollar counts We appreciate your support, The Lance Armstrong Foundation. Student Painters’ donation was in support of our Office Manager, Lisa Harris, who ran in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on October 7, 2012.

Thank you for answering Gleaners Community Food Bank’s Holiday Matching Gift Challenge with a generous year-end gift. Your gift has been matched by Ford Motor Company and will help to provide 900 meals for our hungry neighbors in Southeast Michigan. No one should go hungry during the holidays-or any other time during the year. And thanks to your kind support, the thousands of families and individuals who turn to food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and churches for emergency food assistance.

Thank you for your donation to Mount Saint Vincent through the Rocky Mountain Thunder Swim-a-thon! It will be used for the care of the children. It is through the generosity of people like you that we are able to continue our work to help and heal the children in our care. Again, thank you for your gift. You are helping us provide treatment, education, and residential programs for children who have been neglected, abused, or have mental illness. Gratefully, Kay Kelleher McDowell