The Auer Family Foundation

Have a little runner or walker? Sign them up for the 4th Annual Kids Fun Run presented by Auer Family Foundation taking place at the 20th Annual Run-Walk for Hospice! The Kids Run takes place right before the start of the 5K and helps kick us off!

Get your runner signed up today at: https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/FairHaven/RunforHospice

🏃‍♀️🏃🏽3 DAYS TO GO until the
18th Annual Run-Walk for Hospice presented by Hematology/Oncology Associates of Central New York and our 2nd Annual Kids Fun Run presented by The Auer Family Foundation! 🏃‍♀️🏃🏽

To register yourself or your team, please visit: https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/FairHaven/RunforHospice

📣**Please note that all registrants from now until race day will receive a shirt on a first-come first-serve basis on race day**📣

Check out this great video from last year's event! https://vimeo.com/729241115?embedded=true&source=vimeo_logo&owner=146529842 🏃‍♀️🏃

Jim Auer, working with his daughter, Camille, received approval for a $2500 grant to Lighthouse for Hope to assist at minimum 5 families with a child fighting pediatric cancer. This non-profit organization was founded by cancer survivor, Hannah Cobley. Hannah is determined to use her second chance at life to help others struggling with a battle she has fought. Please visit our Feedback from Recipents page to read more about how this grant is being used.
http://auerfamilyfoundation.org/current-work.html

Steve Auer put together a request for the Los Angeles Youth Network for funding to go towards summer activities for the kids they shelter. A $3,000 grant was awarded. Please watch the short video: https://www.outsideonline.com/2236361/what-happened-when-i-took-homeless-kids-island

"The "Summer of Fun" that you helped to underwrite is now over. Thanks in part to your support, our youth had lots of adventures these past few months. Some adventures were in town. Others, a short drive away. But for the youth at our Transitional Living Program, the best adventure was a boat ride away.

Wes Siler, who runs Indefinitely Wild, once again led a group of TLP residents on an outdoor adventure they will never forget. The link will take you to his on-line column about the experience. Enjoy the read. And when you have the chance, I hope you will watch the 10-minute video that is embedded in the piece. It's a treat—like a DVD extra with youth providing the commentary!

Best wishes from all of us at LAYN"

I Made Young People Vomit for Foxes And what I learned from a California camping trip with a bunch of disadvantaged youth

Space of Her Own, Inc. (SOHO) is an award-winning charitable organization committed to helping girls avoid delinquency, live healthfully, communicate openly, progress academically and give back to others in order to lead fulfilling lives. The Foundation gave a grant to provide mattresses and box springs for the renovation of their girl's living quarters, and family member Julie Hawkins mentored at SOHO.

This year's Run for Hospice in Fair Haven, NY. Go team! Along with Brad and Wesley and Margot Hawkins, and Luke Rogers.

Visit our website and read about our most current work.
http://auerfamilyfoundation.org/current-work.html

Molly Rogers secured a grant to help sponsor the Annual Fair Haven Run for Hospice. This year is the 12th annual run and takes place July 1, at 9 am. Molly always organizes the possible participants for the Auer team, that often grows with the addition of family visiting for the holiday. The Foundation voted to increase their sponsorship to $500 this year. Good luck team Nana. Take photos!