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HUMAN SERVICES CLUBFOOT SOLUTIONS MISSION & SERVICES Children born with clubfoot suffer tremendous physical and emotional pain. The birth defect twists and turns children’s feet into unnatural positions that make walking close to impossible. Shame, fear, isolation – these are the reality for clubfoot children and their families because the misunderstanding and fear of the birth defect is pervasive. Thanks to the late Dr. Ignacio Ponseti clubfoot children don’t have to suffer a life of pain and disability. More than sixty years ago Dr. Ignacio Ponseti at the University of Iowa Health Care pioneered the life changing, noninvasive method that corrects clubfoot and gives clubfoot children the freedom to run, walk and live a normal, pain-free life! The Ponseti Method utilizes a series of gentle manipulations, castings and bracing to correct clubfoot. It has been a game changer for the world’s most prevalent orthopedic birth defect that impacts 200,000 children each year. Clubfoot Solutions, provides the Iowa Brace an effective, comfortable and durable clubfoot brace to children in the developing world. HOW TO HELP Clubfoot Solutions goal is to make the Iowa Brace available to all children regardless of their ability to pay. Todd Becker, Clubfoot Solutions’ Managing Director said, “Through fundraising and grants in 2016 we distributed 30,000 Iowa Braces to children in need. Our goal is to double that number in 2017. We are proud the same team that brought the world the Ponseti Method, the University of Iowa Health Care, has brought the world the Iowa Brace. It is the most affordable brace and we believe most effective, comfortable and durable one available today. Your donation of $25, $50, $100, $250, $500, $1000 or more will help us manufacture and distribute the life changing Iowa Brace to children in need in the developing world.” clubfootsolutions.org 2509 River Run Court NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52411 319-294-5382 Clubfoot Solutions @iowabrace @iowabrace Clubfoot Solutions 90 CBJ Giving Guide 2017
HUMAN SERVICES CORALVILLE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY MISSION & SERVICES At the Coralville Community Food Pantry, our mission is to nourish and provide hope for the Coralville community – because no child or adult in our community should go to bed hungry. We offer an array of high-quality food and personal care items, and individuals and families living in Coralville can visit weekly to select what best suits their unique needs. HOW TO HELP Donating the gift of time, talent, or resources to the Coralville Community Food Pantry provides tangible hope for countless families. When you join our volunteer team, donate food, or make a one-time or recurring financial contribution, you directly help transform Coralville into a hunger-free community. Just $25 feeds a family for one month; $300 feeds a family for one year. coralville community FOOD PANTRY www.coralvillefoodpantry.org 1002 5th Street, PO Box 5523 Coralville, IA 52241 319-337-3663 john@coralvillefoodpantry.org coralvillefoodpantry coralville_food_pantry CBJ Giving Guide 2017 91
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