I Feel The Love Project: May 2014

Friday, May 9, 2014

Cards for Violet

Good Friday morning! As you know, we are collecting cards this month for Violet and her family! Violet and her family are in need of our love, support, and well wishes. Please share this post on your social media sites and help spread the word. We want to send Violet lots of cards!! Click HERE for the link to the original post and get all the details.

I Feel the Love Project- April 2014
Please join us this month as we create handcrafted greeting cards to send to the Violet and her family. If you would like to be a part of this month's project:

All you need to do is:

Submit your hand crafted card/s by June 7th to:

Madison Womack

IFTL Project

P.O. Box 1203

Atascadero, CA 93423

Project #32

Please share your project with everyone by linking it to the I Feel the Love Project photo gallery before you put it in the mail. Click HERE to find the photo gallery. Thank you all in advance. This could never work with out you and all your continued support. Spread the word!

@IFTLProject

~Madison

Thursday, May 1, 2014

I Feel the Love Project- May 2014

Our recipients continue to want to pay it forward, so the I Feel the Love Project would like to shine a light this month on a sweet little girl that Maddy (March 2014) and her family met while undergoing treatment in the hospital.

Please join us as we create handcrafted cards for Violet and her family, the May 2014 I Feel the Love Project card recipients. Maddy's mother shared that this family can really use our love and support right now. Please consider joining us this month!

In June of 2013, Violet was diagnosed with infant leukemia (acute lymphoblastic leukemia) when she was just 10 months old. She is an amazing little girl who is the youngest of three other siblings. She loves making silly faces with her brothers and sister, playing peekaboo, and chowing down on delicious bread products!

Violet is currently receiving chemotherapy and blood transfusions at a local hospital. She has already had two surgeries to prepare her for her treatments. Her family lives an hour away from the hospital. When her at-home care begins, they will still return to the hospital for treatment throughout the month. Her prognosis is promising, but she and her family have a long road ahead of them that will last at least two years.

We will be collecting cards for Violet, but if you would like to include a card for her parents that would be great! The cards can be signed and it is always fun to include where you are from in your card.