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how can someone help out with donations? For this wonderful family? I will now check out the website provided. I wish the best of everything for the Stephenson family.
There is a trust fund setup in behalf of Kaidence Stephenson. Donations can be made by calling or visiting any America First Credit Union. I KNOW the family would appreciate any donations.
I would just like to comment, that I have never met a more courageous couple of people in my life. I had the opportunity of working at PCMC while Kaidence endured her 128 days. It was an honor to be part of that experience. I can truly say, I am better because I know the Stephenson family. Best of luck.
Enjoy the (HEART) warming story. I love good news.
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