Swept Away or Pulled to Safety?
A Child's Future Is
In Your Hands.
Dear Friend:
As the holidays approach, we at Stabinski and Funt are
always looking for ways to give back to the community and to
help those in need. This year we would like to make an appeal
to our clients, business colleagues, and friends to help
assist another one of our clients, Kids in Distress.
Kids In Distress is a nationally accredited agency
dedicated to the prevention of child abuse, the preservation
of the family and the care and treatment of abused and
neglected children. We recently had the pleasure of working
together with attorney Elliot Borkson on a matter for Kids
in Distress. Elliot is a member of the board of directors
at Kids in Distress and a long-time dedicated supporter
of the organization.
Unfortunately with the devastation from
Hurricane Wilma and other struggles they have endured this
past year, Kids in Distress needs your help to reassure
the children so they will feel safe after the storm. They need
you to go the extra mile this holiday season on their behalf
and to send financial support if you possibly can.
(Please click here http://www.kidsindistress.org/donations.asp
to make your contribution.)
Kids In Distress is a very large family. They have
over 450 children in their care and thousands more in their
clinic and community prevention program. In the aftermath of
the storm, they had to purchase huge quantities of clean
water, cope with food spoilage, bring in hot meals for the
children twice a day, purchase new generators and diesel fuel,
restock diapers, formula and other baby items, replenish food
supplies, repair roofs, fencing and carpets. And much
more.
With the help you will send, they will better be able to
cope with all of these things. The child in distress who is
the object of your compassion has already experienced storms
of rage you and I can scarcely imagine. The roof-tearing,
lights-extinguishing, howling winds of Hurricane Wilma that
sent them crying under their beds or into the arms of their
counselors are just echoes of the horrific storms that brought
them to Kids in Distress in the first place.
(Please click here http://www.kidsindistress.org/donations.asp
to make your contribution.)
Kids In Distress is making a year-end appeal to the
community to meet the needs of the children they assist.
Please help our client, Kids in Distress, by donating whatever
you can during this time of extreme need.
P.S. Kids in Distress also has a Holiday Wish List
for specific needs for the organization. If you would prefer
to donate specific items, please click
here.
“Adopt-a-Family” This Holiday Season