Our Thanks

The Jason Program could not exist without the generous support of many people. On behalf of the children, families, and communities we serve, we wish to thank all our contributors for their kindness and efforts that truly allow us to help others.

We list below those who have made extraordinary contributions of time, effort, and money. In addition, we wish to express equal gratitude for all those who have helped, as each gift, no matter how small, comforts a child and family.

Meet the Rosengren Family

Thanks to all who made our 5th anniversary celebration a resounding success!

Our thanks to WCSH TV for supporting us with their Many Hands program

Through its many public-service announcements throughout the month of May, 2004, WCSH TV encouraged listeners to inquire about volunteer opportunities and apply for consideration. We are grateful for the effort of WCSH TV on our behalf, and send our deep thanks for all of our volunteers and for those who now choose to give their time to our children and families.

With deep appreciation for the donors to the 2003 Annual Appeal

Thanks again to the Greenleaf Family & Friends, for their tireless efforts and tribute to their son -- Walden's Walk. As Dr. Eastman noted, "It was a beautiful day and a fitting tribute to a boy named Walden Greenleaf, as nature was at her finest...." View the invitation & Kate's thoughts.

Thanks go to the students & faculty at Bowdoin College for selecting us as a recipient of their Common Good Grant.

We thank Southern Maine Medical Center for their kind assistance and Lindal Cedar Homes and DW Consultants for furnishing our new office. Please contact us if you wish to donate toys or games.

The Greenleaf family & the Camden Police and Fire Departments for their unselfish fund-raising efforts. View the news here.

Thanks to Remi, for showing his appreciation for the help he and his family receives from the Jason Program.

Jason Program CD Release

As part of the celebration of this release, Folk Singer Anni Clark performed on Friday, November 17, 2001 at The Unitarian Universalist Church in Saco. Middle Schools students from Cape Elizabeth, Scarborough, and Saco joined her. We deeply appreciate her involvement with this project, as well as the efforts of Paul Stookey, The Portland String Quartet, and Margaritas Mexican Restaurant & Watering Hole Restaurant.

AirLifeLine

This is a wonderful organization that provides free transportation to persons needing specialized medical care at a distance from home. We have worked with them several times over the past years, and have repeatedly been overwhelmed by their service and compassion. You can use the above link or visit our Web Sites page to learn more about them.

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