Alex's Angels
| Dawn Choiniere and AA Medical
Equipment Cousin Dawn is great person who is very generous and kind. Dawn works for AA Medical Equipment located in Attleboro, MA . Both Dawn and AA Medical have made many monotary and medical equpiment donations over the past couple of years who's recent donation to Alex was a Pulseoximeter and an Ambu bag. We have tried to pay for everything but Dawn would not hear of it. We are extremely grateful for Dawn and AA Medical Equipment!!! |
| Palmer River Elementary School The palmer River School faculty had a dress down day fundraiser for Alex. Thank You!! |
| Beckwith
Middle School Peg Caron and the Beckwith School faculty and students had a special breakfast fundraiser and a school dance fundraiser for Alex. We are ,as always ,very grateful for our community |
Chris Volpe (Volpe
Industries) Chris approached me on the way in to CCD one night (I had his son, Gino, in my class) and he said he seen the "Alex's needs" section of the web site. He said that he would be able to help us out with the IR camera that we need to monitor Alex's sleeping activity. It turns out the Chris owns Volpe Industries and Camera systems is his business. Chris donated all his valuable time to set the system up as well as all the equipment. We really appreciate it to say the least. Now we can view Alex thru our laptops. I can even view Alex from work if I needed to. The things that Chris and his company can do with cameras is impressive to say the least. |
The Rehoboth Lions Club
and The Entire Rehoboth Community Where do we start? It all started with the the Rehoboth Lions Club approaching Beth and I and telling us that they wanted to help Alex and our family by running a raffle. The publicity of the raffle definitely raised awareness of Dravet and our little Alex. The outpouring of support was and is overwhelming. Words alone cannot express the gratefulness we have to the Rehoboth Lions, ALL who contributed items to be raffled, and of course to all who purchased tickets. Click here to learn more. |
| Scott and Tracy Dalpe We really don't list family members in with Alex's Angels because all that our immediate family contributes to Alex's well being would fill multiple pages but Scott and Tracy have to be recognized for what they have done. Click here to learn more. |
| Mini-Systems My Mom, Alex's Grandma, works at Mini-Systems and has for over 20 years. The acts of generosity and thoughtfulness from the people at Mini-Systems has been overwhelming. Click here to learn more. |
| Dave's Market Place and Uncle Bobby
Fabiano Uncle Bobby is the buyer for Dave's Market Place. Dave's market place hosts events throughout the year that benefits those in need. Uncle Bobby included Alex in a charity golf tournament. Uncle Bobby and Dave's Market Place gave Alex an extremely generous check to be deposited into His Trust Fund. |
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Beth Corrente, Donna Welshman, Sandra Corrente,
and FM Global Beth Corrente has been a friend of ours, especially Beth's, for many years. In fact, together Beth C. and Beth owned Shear Artistry , a hair hair salon here in Rehoboth. When Beth C. first learned of Alex's condition she insisted that she do something to help him so Beth C. ran a fundraiser from Shear Artistry hair salon. Click here to learn more |
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Sam and Noah Corrente Noah on his own ambition made a card for Alex and wanted to donate the contents of his piggy bank to go towards Alex's dog. When Sam, Noah's older brother, heard Alex's story he also wanted to do the same thing for Alex. Click here to learn more |
Children's Workshop A very special teacher at Children's Workshop ( Mr. Ryan) brought Alex's need for a seizure response dog to the attention of the corporate offices of Children's Workshop. Click here to learn more |
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Taylor Durand Taylor is a very caring and generous 10 year old girl. For her 10th birthday she wanted to give to a charity instead of receiving birthday gifts and she asked if she could help Alex in some way. Click here to learn more |