What We've Done
Virtual Reality Set for Tyler
"Tyler's parents began noticing that the wasn't growing out of the "clumsy" stage and was having difficulty with coordination. After seeing several doctors, he was misdiagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. The progression continued and finally, Ty was accurately diagnosed with Ataxia-telangiectasia, a progressive, degenerative disease that affects a startling variety of body systems."
Addie's Angels provided a donation to Tyler's family for which they used to get him the virtual reality set he wished for. His family says, "Ty will get to feel like he is once again able to run and even skateboard and ski...He is thrilled with his new gaming system and told me he can't wait to see if he can fly!"
Chair Lift for Emily Rush
Emily Rush is a beautiful, adorable little girl that is challenged with an undiagnosed disability that is fairly complex and crosses many spectrums. Emily is unable to walk (she's confined to a wheelchair) and she is unable to verbally communicate. Addie's Angels was able to fund a chair lift for their home including the installation. It's because of all the contributions and donations to the Addie's Angels event and fund, that we were able to lighten the load just a little bit for a family that endures so much. Thank you for all your continued and generous support.
Philanthropic Initiatives
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Final Farewell
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Peters Place
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Officer Wiliam Albertus
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Acme Charities
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CHOP - Phoenix's Soar Squad
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National Brain Tumor Society
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Nicole & Jay Pike (House Fire)
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Komar Benefit Basket
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IPad for local child
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Down Syndome Walk
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Hiltop Challenger League