Kellie B. Gormly

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Kellie B. Gormly

Quinn Gasparo’s heart sank as she looked around the Milwaukee domestic violence shelter where she worked part-time. It’s Easter, will these little kids get any baskets or candy? she wondered. The nursing student had seen donated Christmas gifts pour in for the women and children during the holidays, but in the spring, resources were scarce.

5 days ago | womansworld.com | Kellie B. Gormly

In 2020, just a few weeks before Easter, 8-year-old Josh Sowden went with his stepmother, Crystal, to visit her sister at a Worcester, Massachusetts homeless shelter. Crystal’s sister had her young son with her, and seeing his cousin, and the children there stirred something in Josh’s heart. “I have so much,” he said. “And the children here have so little.”“Hey, are they going to have Easter here?” Josh asked Crystal. “Buddy, I really don’t know,” she replied. Josh didn’t hesitate.

1 week ago | womansworld.com | Kellie B. Gormly

Quinn Gasparo’s heart sank as she looked around the Milwaukee domestic violence shelter where she worked part-time. It’s Easter, will these little kids get any baskets or candy? she wondered. The nursing student had seen donated Christmas gifts pour in for the women and children during the holidays, but in the spring, resources were scarce.

2 months ago | womansworld.com | Kellie B. Gormly

How can we help kids who are suffering like I was?” Michaela Margida asked her brother, Gregory. When she was just 5-years-old, Michaela was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Thankfully, surgeons removed it and she recovered. But when she was a senior in college, she and Gregory made a pact with their parents that they would someday do something for children with cancer and their families. Years later, the family sat down to brainstorm ideas.

2 months ago | miamiherald.com | Kellie B. Gormly

How can we help kids who are suffering like I was?” Michaela Margida asked her brother, Gregory. When she was just 5-years-old, Michaela was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Thankfully, surgeons removed it and she recovered. But when she was a senior in college, she and Gregory made a pact with their parents that they would someday do something for children with cancer and their families. Years later, the family sat down to brainstorm ideas.