Sometimes, life hits hard.

In honor of Margie Willett

The Margie Fund's mission is to assist single-parent households who are going through challenging financial circumstances.

1 in 4 children in the U.S. are growing up in a single-parent home – the highest rate among developed nations. 

Behind this number are millions of families doing their best — but often with too little help. Single parents juggle jobs, childcare, and household responsibilities with minimal support. Many face burnout, emotional distress, and economic hardship — with nearly 1 in 3 single-mother families living below the poverty line.

 

Your donation can help provide resources, mentorship, and stability for parents who are holding it all together alone.

In honor of Michael Weaver

The CARES Project assists those facing the challenges of physical and mental health illnesses, helping to reduce their burdens and restore dignity. 

It is estimated more than 20% of adults in the U.S. experience a physical or mental illness but cannot get the treatment they need.

Whether it’s depression, a chronic pain condition, or an undiagnosed illness, too many people are suffering in silence — shut out by stigma, high costs, or lack of access to care. Some go years without answers or support.

 

Your contribution helps connect individuals like Jeffrey Vickery to life-changing resources, emotional support, and medical advocacy — so no one has to face their health challenges alone.

In honor of Marilyn Puckett

The Music Heals program provides musical instruments and education to kids and adults who might benefit mentally, physically, emotionally or socially from that gift.

Music is much more than art, it is medicine for the mind, body and soul — 

especially for those navigating trauma, disability, or illness. Playing a musical instrument reduces symptoms of PTSD, anxiety and depression by rebuilding confidence, improving cognitive brain function, and creating new pathways to healing; truly making music one of God's greatest gifts.

 

Your gift helps bring music into the lives of children and adults facing emotional, cognitive, and physical challenges — giving them a powerful new way to express, connect, and heal.

 In honor of Rebecca Navarro

The Heads Up Program supports patients and their families who are battling Glioblastoma & promotes products and ideas designed to reduce brain exposure to harmful radiation.   

Glioblastoma is the most aggressive form of brain cancer — leaving patients and their families to face the physical, emotional and financial challenges of the patient’s rapid decline.

Each day, roughly 30 families in the U.S. hear the words “you have glioblastoma.” What follows is often a devastating journey that includes sudden cognitive decline, personality changes, and an overwhelming caregiving burden – resulting in nearly 80% of patients needing care outside of their home.

Your donation not only helps provide compassionate support, resources, and hope to patients and families facing one of the toughest diagnoses there is; but also funds the promotion of prevention methods such as EMF technology.