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Camp I-VY Appeal Letter for August 2001
Camp IV-Y is just around the corner and the Hemophilia Foundation of Washington needs your help in sending campers affected by bleeding disorders to this wonderful camp. Camp IV-Y is a summer camp for families living with Hemophilia or other bleeding disorders. The camp program gives children and adults the chance to experience the great outdoors while providing a relaxed environment for educational sessions. Without sponsors such as you or your company, Camp IV-Y would not be possible. With over 120 campers, Camp IV-Y is one of our most successful programs. We continue to touch the lives of many families with bleeding disorders. Many of these families have not had the opportunity to meet others in the same situation. The children who attend camp have the chance to enjoy vigorous activities with the security of on-site medical facilities and staff who understand their unique situation. Your generosity gives campers a week of smiling, running, boating, fishing, swimming, hiking, singing, and fellowship. Nothing compares with the joy felt when you hear the laughter of children at Camp IV-Y.
This year, we are asking you or your company to support us with a $2000 contribution towards Camp IV-Y. Your Corporate Level Sponsorship will be recognized in our newsletter, in the Camp IV-Y Program and you or your company will have special recognition at Camp IV-Y. Only our Corporate Level Sponsors will receive this level of recognition.
Please call Cheryl Brower at the Puget Sound Blood Center Hemophilia Program at 206-292-6507 for more details or to support this worthy cause.
The Hemophilia Foundation of Washington and Children who attend Camp IV-Y would like to thank you or your company in advance for your support.
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