#savethebabies: Help Children Rise out of Poverty

by Jake's Network of Hope
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#savethebabies: Help Children Rise out of Poverty

Project Report | May 4, 2017
Thomas is joyous!

By Stephanie Bowers | Project Leader

Thomas is a delightful 11-year old, who loves being read to. He’s known for his sweet smile that lights his whole body up. He lives with cerebral palsy, and uses a wheelchair to get around.

He was abandoned as a baby. Perhaps his family of origin couldn’t afford healthcare for his special needs. Or, perhaps they didn’t know (or want) to know how to care for him. Sadly, they also may have thought a child with special needs would be a burden or a curse. Or, perhaps he had family members pass away. These are all sad options, and it could be any of these or a different reason all together. No matter the reason, Thomas had a rough start at life as an abandoned special needs orphan.

Fast forward to today, and you'll find Thomas and & his best bud Valor rolling around in their wheelchairs sporting modern cloth diapers, a gift from you. While you may never meet Thomas & Valor on this side of heaven, know that you have made their lives better. By having appropriately sized cloth diapers, their basic hygiene needs can be met sustainably, instead of worrying about the expense of disposable diapers. This cost savings is adding up to a better quality of life, as precious financial resources are now available for personalized muscular therapy. 

I encourage you to reach out to me at stephanie@jakesdiapers.org, with any questions and to learn more ways to get involved with the mission & ministry of Jake's Diapers. 

On behalf of Thomas & Valor, thank you! 

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Jake's Network of Hope

Location: Neenah, WI - USA
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Twitter: @jakesdiapers
Project Leader:
Cheryl Tiedt
Jake's Diapers, Inc.
Little Chute , Wisconsin United States

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