Tis The Season...

Help us help Jim meet his goal of raising $10,000 - that's only 1,000 of us donating $10 a piece - so Kids Up Front Vancouver can help 1,000 more children like Jane:  

1. Donate $10 here now and forward this to 10 friends before tomorrow.
2. Spread the word on Facebook and Twitter (#1000MoreJanes, #KUFXmasWish) to help us raise awareness and more donations.
3. Learn more about Jane (her name has been changed to protect her privacy) and Kids Up Front

From Jim:

I want to tell you a story about a girl in our youth program named Jane.

Jane, alongside her sister and mother, recently escaped an abusive household.  Now living on social assistance, her mother is working to piece their lives back together.  There is barely enough for the necessities, let alone anything extra.

So the day I gave Jane a donated ticket from Kids Up Front to attend a professional sports game, she was absolutely amazed.  I will never forget the smile that came over her face – it was ear to ear.  There was a transformation – sheer happiness, more confidence. 

It was just one ticket – but it became so much more than that.  Through it, Jane rediscovered that caring and kindness exists in the world.  She was given hope for better days ahead. 

At only $10 per ticket, Kids Up Front lifts the spirits of children and youth living with chronic or terminal illness; bereavement; physical, mental, or emotional disability; financial difficulty; and other challenging circumstances. 

I’ve seen the difference $10 and Kids Up Front can make.  And I’m deeply grateful.  So this year, for Christmas, all I want is to help 1,000 more Janes.

Will you help me with my Christmas wish?

• Donate $10 here now and forward this to 10 friends by tomorrow. 
• Spread the word on Facebook and Twitter (#1000MoreJanes, #KUFXmasWish) to help us raise awareness and more donations. 

With your support, I know we can raise $10,000 to help 1,000 more Janes whose spirits and futures need a lift.

It’s all I want for Christmas.   Thank you for your support!

Happy Holidays,

Jim