
Annual CAP Kid Appeal
Changing the emphasis from growing hair to growing confidence.
Thank you for your continued support of the Children’s Alopecia
Project. Although the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot in 2020
with camps being cancelled, a much lighter CAP2U speaking tour, and postponed
meetings and gatherings, CAP is still chugging along and looking to 2021, like
many of us, with hope for more camps, visits, and speaking engagements.
In order to stay connected with our families in the spring and
summer, CAP was able to pivot and -- thanks to our many great and very flexible
mentors, volunteers and speakers -- to bring a little bit of “CAP” to hundreds
of families through our virtual camps and chats.
Then in the fall, through CAP’s Coast2Coast event, the NuGo CAP
Van traveled almost 10,000 miles from Reading, PA to Redding, CA and back to
Reading, PA, successfully donating 376 books about Alopecia and being different
to 47 CAP kids in 26 states.
I am so grateful to have been able to continue CAP’s mission of helping
children with alopecia by building self-esteem, providing support and raising
awareness; however, due to less awareness and exposure in 2020, more than ever
before, we need your help.
Here is how you can help CAP to continue our mission:
Donate $100 – Give
library books about alopecia to schools where I speak.
Donate $250 - Send a
child with alopecia to Calipalooza or Alopeciapalooza.
Donate $400 - Send 2
children with alopecia to CAP Kid Camp.
Sponsor $1000 - Send 4
children with alopecia to Calipalooza or Alopeciapalooza. We will display your
logo or listing on all registration pages.
Please use any major credit card at CapKidAppeal.org or if you prefer to spread
your gift out over time, please consider giving a recurring monthly payment.
For example, $17 a month for 12 months will send 1 kid to camp, or even $9 a
month will support our Library Program. All donations are
appreciated.
Thank you for your continued support, which allows CAP to
continue its purpose of growing self-esteem in CAP kids, one child at a time.