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SUMMARY:Giving Tuesday
DESCRIPTION:Support Susquehanna Service Dogs on GivingTuesday! \nDecember 1\, 2020 is GivingTuesday\, a global day dedicated to giving. When you donate to Susquehanna Service Dogs on GivingTuesday\, you’re helping to train and place life-changing assistance dogs. \nGive Now\nWhy should you give?\nAssistance dogs change lives! \nSusquehanna Service Dogs hasn’t stopped working to place life-changing assistance dogs with their partners. We know the impact these dogs have\, and we have continued breeding\, raising\, training\, and placing assistance dogs. In fact\, several people recently completed team training and are now living their lives with their new assistance dogs. \n“SSD Cooper and I snowshoed to the Sugar House from the base lodge. I was FINALLY able to be in the middle of the mountain and watch people ski! I’ve wanted to do this for years\, but the only way to get there was to ski. Cooper has helped me do things that I never thought possible.”\n– Jennifer\, partnered with SSD Cooper \nYour gift makes a difference in people’s lives and in your community! \nHow your gift helps\nDid you know that we placed 23 assistance dog teams and facility dog teams this year? Or that over 100 people are waiting to be partnered with an assistance dog? Your donation supports our overall operations to make these partnerships happen and to continue education and training for all 150 of our working teams. \nThank you for supporting Susquehanna Service Dogs and helping to change lives! \nGive Now
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SUMMARY:Extraordinary Give
DESCRIPTION:  \nGear UP a service dog for Susquehanna Service Dogs! From now through the end of April\, help provide a service dog with all of the essentials they need to become successful working dogs—from vet care and food to training. Your donation helps dogs change lives! \nDonate now \nGear UP a Susquehanna Service Dog!\n\n$25 – Training tools: clicker\, treat pouch\, leash and collar\n$50 – Dog food for one dog in training for one month\n$100 – Harness for a working service dogs\n$250 – Supplies to get a new partner started with their service dog\n$500 – Cost of puppy training class for one month\n$750 – Vet care\, including hip and elbow X-rays\, for one dog for one year\n$1\,000 – Food for all dogs in advanced training for one month\n$1\,500 – Flea and tick medications for all dogs in training for one month
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SUMMARY:Giving Tuesday
DESCRIPTION:Share the possibities this #GivingTuesday and support children at the Unitate Community Center in Moldova! \nNovember 28\, 2017 is #GivingTuesday\, a global day dedicated to giving to make the world a better place. \nThis #GivingTuesday\, Keystone Human Services International is raising money to support our Unitate Community Center in Tudora in the Republic of Moldova. Moldova is one of the poorest countries in Europe\, with 19% of people in rural areas living in poverty. \n \nChildren in Moldova are especially vulnerable. One or both of their parents often live abroad to work\, and without a stable family environment\, many children are exposed to abuse and neglect\, in addition to poverty. It’s a difficult situation for any child to grow up in. \nThe Unitate Community Center in the rural village of Tudora offers the most vulnerable of these children a safe and structured place where they can be children and thrive. Children attend the Center every day before and after school\, even on weekends. It’s a place where they can get a nutritious meal\, have access to safe running water\, and have a safe place where they can focus on their schooling. But even more than that\, it’s a place where children can build their self-confidence and social skills so they can grow and find success in school and life. \n“I started attending the Center when I was twelve. The Center is a home for me\,” said Mihaela. “The people who work here welcomed me as if I was their child. I felt safe here\, loved and protected. I’ve learned to have patience and to understand and support others. Now I am a volunteer at the Center. I wish that our Center would become bigger and could help more children.” \n\n  \nGalina and Andrei’s Story\nWhen she was 13 years old\, Galina gave birth to her son Andrei. She always wanted her children to have a better life than she had\, so she enrolled her son in the Unitate Community Center. She wanted him to learn\, gain social skills\, and learn other new and useful skills. \nAt first\, Andrei was shy\, selfish\, and reserved\, and he lacked confidence. He didn’t have any friends and was not prepared to school. \nSince he began attending the Center\, Andrei has flourished. He learned to count and write numbers\, and he knows half the alphabet. Additionally\, he has made lots of friends and communicates well with his friends and teachers. \nGalina is very happy with Andrei’s successes. \nCristina and Maxim’s Story\nWhen Cristina and Maxim’s mother passed away a few years ago\, their father began drinking and stopped taking care of them. \nThese two siblings came to the Center as very quiet\, anxious children. Through the psychological support at the Center\, they have opened up and become more active and confident. They have made many friends. \nLife at home has also improved for them. Their father started to get involved in their lives again\, becoming more responsible and attentive to their needs. Although he refused to talk with anyone from the Center at first\, he now participates in parent meetings and other activities organized by the Center. \nWhy Should You Give?\n \nBy attending the Unitate Community Center\, children have discovered that their futures are full of possibilities. One girl said\, “I’ve realized that I can do much more than I thought I could.” \nAll children need a safe place to learn\, healthy meals\, clean clothes\, a place to play\, and access to running water. \nThe Unitate Community Center is entire dependent on private funding and charitable donations. Your donation to support the Center will give children a chance to thrive. \nThe Unitate Community Center is empowering children and families with a better hope for their future. Donate today and share the possibilities!
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