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Bollinger Gift Will Improve Blind Infants Lives Around the World!

Grace Ambrose-Zaken
May 30, 2024
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Updated: Jun 16, 2024

Joy and Boysie Bollinger Safe Toddles’ Exclusive Mission Leaders of Our Global Public Awareness Initiative (photo of Joy and Boysie -older couple) We are excited to announce that Safe Toddles has received a generous grant from philanthropists and longtime advocates for children with disabilities, Joy and Boysie Bollinger. This transformative gift will advance Safe Toddles' mission and broaden our outreach, ensuring a profound and lasting impact in the lives of children with a mobility visual impairment or blindness. Their support will also help us reach our goal of distributing 300 Pediatric Belt Canes per month and providing them at no cost to those who need them most. We are honored to designate Joy and Boysie Bollinger as Safe Toddles’ Exclusive Mission Leaders of Global Public Awareness. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Joy and Boysie for their dedication to assisting us in creating enduring change in the lives of blind babies worldwide. safetoddles.org/donate 8445-244-6600 info@safetoddles.org

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