Join family and friends Friday September 10 at 8am for a Golf Tournament to Benefit Wounded Warrior Project sponsored by the Telecompioneers, Hamburg, Olean Life Member Club.

Chestnut Hill Country Club, 1330 Broadway (near RT.77),Darien, NY 14040. For more info call Jean Burke @ (716) 949-5133

The Wounded Warrior Project provides programs and services, such as benefits and counseling, family assistance, internships and much more, to ease their burdensand aid in the transition back to a successful civilian life. For more info CLICK HERE

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Stop into any Wilson Farms, Sugar Creek or Wilson Farms Xpress stores Friday September 10th or Saturday the 11th from 6am-10am for a free 12 ounce cup of coffee or cappuccino and donate what you want to Operation Homefront. 100% of the money collected will be given directly to the Operation Homefront organization that helps provide families of our troop members with the essentials for everyday living.

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September 9th - 16th
Click here for more information and to purchase tickets. 

BUFFALO: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2010
Delaware Park
Registration: 5:00 p.m. Walk Begins: 7:30 p.m.

Light The Night is our nationwide, evening walk to raise funds and celebrate and commemorate lives touched by cancer. Champions for Cures receive an illuminated balloon - red for supporters, white for cancer patients & survivors, and a gold balloon to honor a loved one who has lost their battle with cancer.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP!

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THE ANTHONY V. MANNINO FOUNDATION, INC. CLICK HERE MISSION OF FOUNDATION:
TO ASSIST YOUNG ADULTS (18-26)WHILE THEY ARE UNDERGOING THEIR CANCER TREATMENT.
Please be a part of our mission to help these courageous, young adults who have unique issues facing them but have no place for help.
One of the biggest challenges these young adults and their families face is health insurance coverage. Once they turn 18, they are either working full-time and carry their own insurance or must be a full-time student to be covered under their parents insurance.
While undergoing treatment(s), they are not physically or mentally able to carry the work-load of full-time classes, which is a requirement to maintain full-time student status.WITHOUT THE “FULL TIME STATUS” THEY AREN’T COVERED AND CAN BE DROPPED.
Another major challenge is that 90% of young adults face Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, at 18 years of age they are told up front about the severity of their cancer prognosis.

In our case our son was 19 and was told he had 9-12 months to live.

These are just two, of a laundry list, of issues not being addressed for this specifc age group of cancer patients.

Please visit THE ANTHONY V. MANNINO FOUNDATION, INC. CLICK HERE. Thank you.