Would you like to help a special family with a specific need?
From the moment we meet a family, we do our best to be there for them in their journey, whether they need financial or emotional support. Below are a few of Infinite Love's special families who need our help right now.
Joshua
If you could take a few moments to read, share, and consider donating we'd greatly appreciate it as Joshua's mom Tamara Sherelle could really use our help right now. Joshua, from Ocean county, is a 16-year-old, autistic kiddo (non-verbal) with a big, kind heart who LOVES any and all Spanish food, basketball and listening to music (Michael Jackson being his favorite, but he also loves to relax to Beethoven and Mozart). 
John
John, a Lake Hopatcong, NJ resident, has been battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia since 2017 when he was a rugby playing junior at Siena College. He battled through chemo, blindness, remission and reoccurrence. John now has no evidence of disease after his second Bone Marrow Transplant. We’re hope to help John and his mom Denise get back on their feet after the residual effects of John’s fight. |
Brady
Middletown resident Brady Waltz, 7-years-old, is like many other kiddos his age. He loves baseball, soccer, football (Go Patriots : ), X-Box, Nintendo Switch, Fortnite and of course he loves playing with his big brother Carter (11). Brady’s mom Amy is a Dental Hygienist and his dad John is a Corporal for the Fair Haven Police Department as well as he’s the 2nd Assistant Fire Chief of the Middletown Township Fire Department. 
Alex
Alexandra is from Danbury High School. She is a runner and one amazing young woman. She was diagnosed with AML June 2019. We are raising money to offset the financial burden a cancer diagnosis carries with it. Alexandra finished her final round of chemotherapy December 2019. She will continue to have checkups and tests throughout the years to ensure that the cancer doesn’t come back. |
Samyra
Samyra is an amazing young lady who is compassionate, smart, funny and full of life. Sam is a wonderful personality and is beautiful inside and out. She was diagnosed with Medulloblastoma and surgery left her with multiple complications which led to losing all her capabilities. Sam is a warrior and is fighting to walk again and hopefully dance, because that’s what she loves to do. |
PLEASE NOTE: Please be advised, that while Infinite Love for Kids is a 501(c)(3) charity and donations to IL are tax deductible,
the IRS does not allow tax deductions for donations that are directed to a specific person or family.
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the IRS does not allow tax deductions for donations that are directed to a specific person or family.
Please click here for more information, or consult your tax advisor.