Thank you for the privilege of addressing you today
Herbert J. Petit, Jr., Chairman, Committee on Children and Youth
Jill K. Druskis, Director Americanism DivisionJason Kees, Deputy Director Americanism DivisionKimberly Mezger, Assistant Director, Americanism
DivisionMembers of the Committee on Children and Youth
The Buurstra Family from Snohomish, Washington (Dad, Tim, was working that day at Boeing)
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Isaac received his transplant on November 27, 2013 at Seattle Children’s Hospital at the age of 1 year, 9
months and is doing well
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“Spoke with a very overwhelmed Paige (mom). She has spent hours going through medical bills,
discharge papers, Rx Tags, etc. before, during and after transplant…”
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“Contacted Paige letting her know we received her requests, adjusted some in her favor due to
miscalculations and added per diem. Offered to deposit funds directly to their bank account if they
wished…”
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And a new journey has begun for someone close to us…
Damon Bradtmueller, SAL Squadron 500; Speedway, Indiana
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And a new journey has begun for someone close to us…
Damon Bradtmueller, SAL Squadron 500; Speedway, Indiana
Detachment of Indiana
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
$43,595 total amount for new marketing materials and to establish The American Legion Hometown
Heroes for COTA Fund
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
$43,595 total amount for new marketing materials and to establish The American Legion Hometown
Heroes for COTA Fund
($1000 matching grant for the first 15 Departments/Detachments)
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Final report to be delivered by October 1, 2015
COTA expenditures to date under the grant:
$47,095 spent so far for marketing materials
$10,000 allocated for matching grants
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
$43,595 total for new marketing materials and to establish The American Legion Hometown Heroes for
COTA Fund
$15,000 matching grant for the first 15 Departments/Detachments to establish or enhance
state allocation funds
Basic Financial Need
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
$43,595 total for new marketing materials and to establish The American Legion Hometown Heroes for
COTA Fund
$15,000 matching grant for the first 15 Departments/Detachments to establish or enhance
state allocation funds
Basic Financial Need (BFN)Reimbursement of expenses for campaigns
which have exhausted [email protected](317) 519-9836
Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Final report to be delivered by October 1, 2015
$47,095 spent so far for marketing materials
$1000 allocated for matching grants made to:
Florida…New York…South CarolinaOhio…Indiana…Pennsylvania…Delaware…Virginia
Wisconsin…New Jersey
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Was your Department or Detachment listed?
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Was your Department or Detachment listed?
Five matching grants remain available for the first five Departments of Detachments which make a gift
of $1000 or more
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Was your Department or Detachment listed?
Five matching grants remain available for the first five Departments of Detachments which make a gift
of $1000 or more
The Children’s Organ Transplant Association2501 W. COTA Drive
Bloomington, Indiana 47403
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Without the support of the men and women of the American Legion Family and the
generosity of the Child Welfare Foundation, The Children’s Organ Transplant Association would have a difficult time maintaining its
nearly-30 year practice of providing all services at no cost to families and promising that 100% of all funds donated to transplant-related expenses are used exclusively for that
purpose.
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Report to Children and Youth Committee on 2015 CWF Grant
Without the support of the men and women of the American Legion Family and the
generosity of the Child Welfare Foundation, The Children’s Organ Transplant Association would have a difficult time maintaining its
nearly-30 year practice of providing all services at no cost to families and promising that 100% of all funds donated to transplant-related expenses are used exclusively for that
purpose.
On behalf of thousands of COTA families in all 50 states…
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