Zachary's Mission Nonprofit - Zachary's Mission

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Zachary’s Mission Nonprofit

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Zachary’s Mission nonprofit supports parents focused on seriously ill children.

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“We just wanted to take the time to say thank you.
We received your backpack on the first night of our
hospital journey. I have to say it really came in
handy because I didn’t have anything to shower
with and my fiancé hadn’t had food since early
that morning. Thank you!”

“I have a family that I have been working with here at Children’s since the day I started in this unit. They are a very lovely family that is unfortunately in a very sad situation. This family was able to benefit from meal vouchers from Zachary’s mission. The family is extremely grateful and wanted me to share their gratitude with you. The support that you provide through your gifts is appreciated and helpful in so many ways. Thank you.”

“We received a gas card from your foundation when our twins were in the NICU at West Penn. Just wanted to say Thank You!! You have a wonderful organization and I am in the process of trying to get a fundraiser setup at my work. I hope to get some funds over to you so you are able to help more families in their time of need! God Bless you all!”

“I received one of the Zach packs from the social worker at childrens hospital. I am a mom of triplet girls and they have never been home. my life is the hospital…. I want to thank you for doing this awesome work on behalf of your son. It is people like you that make people like me smile and have hope and comfort. God Bless you.”

“Hello. My daughter was a patient at the West Penn NICU in 2013. During her stay we received a Zack Pack stuffed with toiletries, treats and so many thoughtful personal items that made pacing the halls of the hospital much more comfortable. During her stay, I was very emotional and stressed I couldn’t remember what day it was let alone remember to pack a bag for the hospital.