I saw an incredible story recently about a woman, Amy Silverstein, who was in need of a heart transplant. While she waited, 9 of her friends stepped up and provided her comfort and support. They even created a calendar, and they all took blocks of time to ensure that she was never alone. This meant
We are excited to announce the creation of the MAMOCF grant in conjunction with the Elixir Fund Registry. The Elixir Fund and the Mary Anne Mazanec Ovarian Cancer Foundation (MAMOCF) have a long history of working together. MAMOCF was created by Tom Mazanec and his family in honor of his late wife Mary Anne. They provided
We have been rapidly expanding the Elixir Fund Registry and would like to welcome a few new businesses... Sand Hills Wellness- Reiki by Beth Scibienski, Massage by Daria Hartman, hands on healing with Kerry Kay, and meditation and coaching by Maryann Rappa. The Garden State Community Kitchen Clear Vision Cleaning, LLC Jersey Girl Cafe Chef
Sponsoring the 2017 East Coast Auction and Cocktail Party is a great way to promote your business while supporting a worthwhile cause. Sponsorship levels are as follows: ELIXIR - $10,000: Title sponsorship At this level you are the title sponsor. The event would be promoted as being sponsored by your company or organization. *Company name
Our thanks to the MAX of East Windsor We would like to thank The MAX of East Windsor for choosing the Elixir Fund as the beneficiary of their MAX DAY of Giving Event. Thank you to all those who showed up for the special 7:30am workout, for all of those who participated in the raffle and
EAST COAST COCKTAIL PARTY & SILENT AUCTION You asked for it, and we listened. We are thrilled that you missed this event, and are looking forward to seeing you on October 22, 2017 1-4pm at Mercer Oaks Golf Course 725 Village Road West Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 As always: delicious food, incredible auction items, fun
Our thanks to all of our supporters who made 2016 another successful year. Please read our annual report for more details.
An important component in someone's "fight against cancer" is his or her support network. Often times, there is one key person or caregiver that is there for the day-to-day. Together, the two seem to have it under control -whether they want it that way or because they don't realize that there is another way. I