January 23, 2024
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Charity of the Month December 2013 – The Lydia Project
EatSmart fans will continue to select each Charity of the Month in 2013. Fans will submit short stories about the charity’s mission and why it’s meaningful to them. We began our Charity of the Month donations in 2011.
December's Charity of the Month has been chosen by Michelle Waller, owner and author of Sweet Southern Lovin. Read why Michelle has chosen The Lydia Project.
This charity is very special to me because my grandfather was diagnosed with leukemia 5 years ago and ended up hospitalized the last few months. A volunteer from The Lydia Project walked by her room and saw my grandmother with a sad look on her face. She sat with my grandparents for hours and when she left she handed my grandmother 3 of their bags (which are filled with things like lotion, ink pens, travel sized tissues as well as other items). One was for my grandmother, my mother, and myself. When my grandfather passed a few weeks later, the ladies from The Lydia Project were back by my grandmother's side to help her cope for her loss. Shortly after my grandfather's passing my grandmother was diagnosed with lung cancer. The wonderful ladies from The Lydia Project came by every few days to check on my her and would bring her anything she needed, as well as sending her encouraging notes in the mail. The Lydia Project is an amazing charity that helps the women (and men) get through their suffering one patient at a time.
About the Author: Michelle is a stay at home mother and wife to her husband and two daughters. Her other passion is cooking and baking, brought up cooking in the kitchen with tons of memories of her grandmother, and hopes to have that with her girls as well. Get to know Michelle and her blog at Sweet Southern Lovin!
We will be donating 50 cents for every new Facebook follower during the month of December. (So spread the word!)
This charity is very special to me because my grandfather was diagnosed with leukemia 5 years ago and ended up hospitalized the last few months. A volunteer from The Lydia Project walked by her room and saw my grandmother with a sad look on her face. She sat with my grandparents for hours and when she left she handed my grandmother 3 of their bags (which are filled with things like lotion, ink pens, travel sized tissues as well as other items). One was for my grandmother, my mother, and myself. When my grandfather passed a few weeks later, the ladies from The Lydia Project were back by my grandmother's side to help her cope for her loss. Shortly after my grandfather's passing my grandmother was diagnosed with lung cancer. The wonderful ladies from The Lydia Project came by every few days to check on my her and would bring her anything she needed, as well as sending her encouraging notes in the mail. The Lydia Project is an amazing charity that helps the women (and men) get through their suffering one patient at a time.
About the Author: Michelle is a stay at home mother and wife to her husband and two daughters. Her other passion is cooking and baking, brought up cooking in the kitchen with tons of memories of her grandmother, and hopes to have that with her girls as well. Get to know Michelle and her blog at Sweet Southern Lovin!
We will be donating 50 cents for every new Facebook follower during the month of December. (So spread the word!)
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