Giving Thanks for Remission

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Dear Group,My Grandma, who had a big part in raising me, had many charity boxes in her house. This was in the old days before people wrote personal checks to charities. She'd put cash in the boxes. A charity representative would collect the funds a few times a year. Grandma would use any excuse to put money in the boxes. The smallest good fortune meant a donation. If it was a holiday, she'd add a donation. Anyone's birthday, meant money went into those little boxes. This was from a woman who worked in a factory, never owned a house or car and only had a few changes of clothes to her name. If she had two of anything, she shared with others.I hope when EN members go into remission they will add some money to our EN Research Fund through NORD. It is a way of showing appreciation for regaining your health and assisting others to regain theirs. Please don't forget the rest of us when you are better.Thanks!Love,********* Your address: Today's Date: Dunkle Vice President of Communications National Organization for Rare Disorders [NORD]55 Kenosia Avenue PO Box 1968 Danbury, CT 06813-1968 Dear Ms. Dunkle,Please accept my donation to NORD in the amount of $__________________and apply it to the: ERYTHEMA NODOSUM RESEARCH FUNDI would appreciate an acknowledgement that this has been done. I understand that my donation is tax deductible.Thank you,Signature___________________________________________________________Name____________________________________________________________email____________________________________________________________To donate on-line, visit: NORD http://www.rarediseases.org/helping/donate AND send this letter to Dunkle at: " Dunkle" mdunkle@...To donate by mail: Send this letter along with your check payable to "NORD" to the above address.