Fundraising: National Organization for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

National Organization for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
$359 raised from 13 causes

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National Organization for Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit)

The leading preventable cause of birth defects and learning disabilities is alcohol. The National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, NOFAS, is a national resource working to prevent Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and sustain those affected by FASD through information, education, support and advocacy.
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OUR CAUSE CONTRIBUTION:
$304

Top Fundraisers

  Anne
$200 raised
  Margaret
$50 raised
  Erica
$29 raised

15 members donated

Ron
donated $20. 9 hours ago
Janelle
donated $10. 12 hours ago
Carol
donated $10. 13 hours ago
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Ron about 9 hours ago

Donated $20.
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Janelle about 12 hours ago

Donated $10.
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Carol about 13 hours ago

Donated $10.
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Brianna about 14 hours ago

On behalf of NOFAS, I would like to thank all of you for your continued support and generous donations!

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Carol 1 day ago

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Kimberly 1 day ago

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Laura 1 day ago

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Anne 1 day ago

Donated $50.
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Paula 2 days ago

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Shy Supporter 9 days ago

Donated $50.
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Alan 9 days ago

Donated $10.
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Updated: The cause has raised $100.

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Pia 14 days ago

Donated $10.
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Amy 14 days ago

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Kalan 14 days ago

Donated $25.
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Kathryn about 1 month ago

I was diagnosed at the age of 24yrs old and before that day I knew I was different from all my friends but didn't know why or how.

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Erica about 1 month ago

helloo everyone! i recently started doing research on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. currently im trying to find numerous organizations on FAS. if you know of any, could you please email me names or web sites? thanks in advance!

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Kimberlie 2 months ago

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Kimberlie 2 months ago

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Wendy 3 months ago

Updagte of my post on March 13:

It turns out Mareena has 2 mildly dilated ventricles in her brain ........ anyone else have this happen?

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Updated: The cause has raised $50.

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Emily 4 months ago

Donated $29.
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Brianna 4 months ago

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Maria 7 months ago

Thank you for putting this on Facebook! I found out that I had FASD as a young teenager and I appreciate you doing this!

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Lacy 7 months ago

It is important to get information out there to the public. Often this goes so hidden. My parents adopted two boys from Russia..both who suffer from this. The oldest has had several difficult complications. I wish there was a way to help with the research aspect, like from an educational standpoint. I think that once the children are here, there is not enough done to help the parents or adoptive parents cope with this, and all the complications that arrise as a direct result of this. One day I dream of having a school for children like this, where they can obtain actual practical skills that will help them make accomidations for the many issues that can arrise.

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Top Recruiters - All Time

1. Barbara 106 recruits
2. Debbie 46 recruits
3. Alison 41 recruits
4. Wendy 35 recruits
5. Brian 30 recruits
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Top Donors - All Time

1. Anne $50 donated
2. Emily $29 donated
3. Paula $25 donated
4. Kalan $25 donated
5. Kevin $25 donated
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Top Fundraisers - All Time

1. Anne $200 raised
2. Margaret $50 raised
3. Erica $29 raised
4. Meg $25 raised