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Parker's Pals is accepting new applications |
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Parker's Pals has thoroughly enjoyed walking along side the Weddle Family (our first adopted family). We have been able to provide the family with a website, sit with them during surgeries, visit, provide gifts and help with expenses and much more! Parker's Pals is looking to adopt an additional family and is currently accepting new applications. If you have a child, 3 or under, who has been diagnosed with cancer and are living in the Central Florida area you are eligible to submit an application. Please note...if you have previously submitted an application you will need to submit a new one. The application link is on the left side on the site under FAMILY APPLICATION and will be accepted until further notice. Applications can be emailed to:
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Faxed to: 386-734-2621 Mailed to: Parker's Pals, 685 Winterberry Trail, DeLand, FL 32724 |
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One of the things Parker loved to do was finger paint. Parker's Pals has taken four of Parker's "master pieces" and created blank note cards. You can support Parker's Pals by purchasing these lovely note cards to use yourself or give as a gift. Each pack contains 8 cards (4 designs - 2 each) w/envelopes for only $10.00 + shipping. 
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Parker's Pals serves at RMH |
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Parker's Pals served our first of, hopefully many, meals to the Ronald McDonald House in Orlando yesterday. Thank you so much to Girl Scout Troop 833 for helping us serve, and a huge thank you to Sonny's BBQ for catering the meal for us. A great group of people made the desserts and brought drinks...thank you!! We could not have done this without the help from everyone. It was very different being on the opposite side of the counter serving a meal to the many families staying at RMH. We brought Payton with us to teach her about "giving back". It's a difficult concept for a 6 year old, but when we explained that this was how we ate for 9 months...she got it. She was very proud to open the door for the families as they came into the kitchen. At one point a dad came up and expressed his gratitude. He told us that they had been there for a week now. His daughter was diagnosed with leukemia and eating this meal was the first time that she has smiled since they've been there. This is why we do what we do!! Thank you!! |
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