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Hi, I am the Founder/President of the Laugh at Cancer Organization Inc., which is a non-profit that is based here in Jacksonville, Florida. I am passing out small gifts and fleece throw blankets to local cancer centers. This way, LACO can offer hope to these patients on their journey throughout cancer’s touch.

I am collecting these blankets of any colors for men and women, who are currently undergoing chemotherapy. If you are interested in helping us, please contact me personally and I will give you my mailing address. However, if you are interested in making a Gift of Love donation to this project, please contact me for my PayPal information. Any amount of blankets would help us give hope to these courageous patients, who need support and encouragement.

These inexpensive blankets can be found at Wal-Mart or Target for about $2-6. The LACO is holding a blanket drive online and offline to collect 500 blankets or as many as we can. These blankets will let patients know that there are people out here, who care about what they are facing and keep them warm during chemotherapy.

However, LACO needs your help to make this monthly Day of Hope project possible! Thank for helping us make a difference now in the lives of families facing cancer’s devastating touch. For more information, please visit the website.

Respectfully yours,

Crystal Kauffman
Founder/President of LACO
904-778-8985
info@laughatcancer.com

Website: http://laughatcancer.com
Online Support Community: http://support.laughatcancer.com

PS: Help us meet our goal by reposting!

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Food stamps

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Other government programs qualify too.

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For over five years, I dreamed of making my organization into a non-profit charity. On November 25, 2008, I finally was able to make this dream come true. Now I can help more people with my new organization who have been touched by cancer. This past week, God blessed me with unexpected extra funds, so I incorporated my non-profit org. I hope everyone will check out how we are helping those touched by cancer, while taking time to remember those we have loved and lost. We have many projects and contests, to get involved with that will help families touched by cancer. We offer hope and encouragement to all in need, peer counseling and more. I truly hope that this organization is able touch all families in need. We also have a memorial wall for our members to honor the family and friends, who have blessed their life in anyway.
Our new motto is "Come lean on the wings of hope!"

Laugh at Cancer Organization Inc.

http://laughatcancer.com
http://support.laughatcancer.com
Laugh at Cancer Organization
Crystal Kauffman

My Email: crystalk@laughatcancer.com
LAC Website: http://laughatcancer.com
LAC Support Community: http://http:laughatcancer.com


"Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh…" -Luke 6:21


Dear Friend,

Hi…how are you? I hope all is well with you and your family. I am writing to inform you about a popular online support community for those families and friends, who have been touched by cancer…directly or indirectly! The Laugh at Cancer Support Community (LACSC) is free to all and is open 24/7, so members can talk about their daily struggles and share tips that they have learned during their journey.

This is a place for people of all ages and nations to meet and gain the support that he or she may need. Additionally, each member is encouraged to share his or her story, but only if he or she is comfortable. LACSC’s mission is to help families focus on living beyond cancer’s touch! Furthermore, this online support community will provide many resources for our members and visitors.

The support community focuses on getting members involved in raising awareness in their own community. Our community recently added a youth and pet community, for those with special needs. Monthly, I challenge every member and visitor to join me on the 28th to pass out throw blankets, small gifts to patients in local cancer clinics near them. Therefore, join us for LACSC Day of Hope and together we can restore hope in families facing cancer’s touch by encouraging them to continue the fight.

LAC is looking for organizations and businesses, who would like join partner with us in helping families touched by cancer of all kinds. We offer encouragement, a wealth of information, and lasting friendships to all of our members. We also encourage our members to get involved and make a difference in their own community, as well as online. Currently, we need fund raising help, small gifts of all kinds, fleece throw blankets, and help gathering information to promote awareness. We also help our partners, by offing to let our families and members know about your services and products free of charge.

We do ask that you let your families know that we exist and help us create a chain of support for each family to use as needed. We need help in many ways from sending awareness information, help collecting blankets and gifts for all ages, or love offerings to help us continue touching those that need it the most. We need dedicated and passionate partners, who want to help us empower families and restore hope in those facing cancer’s touch.

Help LAC create a Global Chain of Hope for all families facing cancer touch!
                                                    

What is LACSC Day of Hope?

The initials LACSC stands for the organization, which I founded called the Laugh at Cancer Support Community. Oct. 28th, I celebrated the first ever LACSC Day of Hope and enjoyed making the patients smile. Now, the 28th of every month, I will be visiting local cancer centers to give out small gifts to cancer patients. Each month, I will pick a different clinic to visit in the Jacksonville, Florida area. These small gifts will give each patient hope and encourage them to continue their fight. 

How can I help?

There are several ways to celebrate LACSC Day of Hope. I am collecting donations like fleece throw blankets, small figurines (dollar store), and money (Paypal) to keep the project alive. By donating, you will help put smiles on the faces of those patients, who are battling cancer every month. In addition, you may also celebrate in your own community by gathering up same types of donations and giving them out locally to cancer centers in your area.

Let's Restore Hope Together

Either way, you choose to help, will help restore hope to patients fighting cancer daily. Additionally, you will meet new friends and enjoying the time you spend with them. So, please join me and the LACSC community in celebrating life and bring hope to those in need. Therefore, let's make LACSC Day of Hope a success by making a difference together on the 28th day of the month.
Hi, I am the Founder/President of the Laugh at Cancer Support Community here in Jacksonville, Florida. I am interested in passing out these fleece blankets to local Cancer Centers to offer hope to these patient on their Journey throughout cancers touch. I am collecting fleece throw blankets of solid colors for men and women, who are currently fighting cancer. If you are interested please contact me personally and I will give you my address. However, if you are interested in making a donation to the Blankets of Hope Project or my PayPal information.

Any amount of blankets or donations would help us give hope to these courageous patients. Thank you!

Respectfully yours,

Crystal Kauffman
Founder/President of LACSC
crystalk@laughatcancer.com

Website: http://laughatcancer.com
Community Home: http://laugheverday.ning.com

We are still collecting new fleece throw blankets, which any Walmart has for 6$. However, We are also taking donations, so we can get the sixteen blankets we will need for the first center we are visiting on Oct. 28th. However, at this point I have 7, so help us make a difference now. Any amount of blankets will help us bring a smile to the faces of those who are fighting cancer. These blankets will let these patients know there are people, who care their journey. Please cont me personally, if you would like to help. Let's bring hope into these patients lives, who are fighting cancer as I write this blog. In addition, I would like to keep this project going and giveaway blankets to all , who need them. However, I need your help!
My email is: crystalk@laughatcancer.com

Respectfully Yours,

Crystal K.

Founder/President

Community Home

LACSC Website
Hi, I am the Founder/President of the Laugh at Cancer Support Community here in Jacksonville, Florida. I am interested in passing out these fleece blankets to local Cancer Centers to offer hope to these patient on their Journey throughout cancers touch. I am collecting fleece throw blankets of solid colors for men and women, who are currently fighting cancer. If you are interested please contact me personally and I will give you my address. However, if you are interested in making a donation to the Blankets of Hope Project or my PayPal information. Any amount of blankets or would help us give hope to these courageous patients.

Thank you,

Crystal K.
Founder/President
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Respectfully yours,
Crystal Kauffman
Founder/President of LACSC

Website: http://laughatcancer.com
Community: http://laugheverday.ning.com

PS: Come celebrate your life with us or honor someone lost to cancer!

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Help us make a difference now!

http://laughatcancer.ning.com


Thank you,

Crystal

Founder

PS....Spread the word!

Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp
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Image provided by Legends of America


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Respectfully Yours,

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