Thanks to your generous support (and the hard work of our volunteer shoppers, Maddie and Renea!), Emily's Path is donating $5,000 worth of toys, books, games, clothing and more to the Salvation Army's Christmas Store. The store provides the opportunity for families with demonstrated financial need to choose gifts for their children free
Emily's Path is sending out special thanks to Andrea McNeece, whose superpower is Christmas shopping! Based upon referrals from area schools, churches and the Boys and Girls Club, Emily's Path fulfilled the wish lists for 33 people this holiday season, buying: 65+ toys, books, movies, art kits and sporting goods 65+ clothing items 6
Just a little reminder that your support of Emily's Path truly makes a difference in the lives of children. In the past several months, with your help, we have: contributed $7,500 toward a new playground at Rib Mountain Elementary School, which increased safety and accessibility for children with disabilities. Dale and Jennifer Eaton were
The Wausau West Class of 2015 has an angel smiling over them tonight as they graduate. This morning, the entire senior class was present when Dale and Jennifer Eaton received the funds raised by the students' "Color Emily's Path" event held a few weeks ago. The fundraiser was organized by the Student Council
The children Emily went to school with are graduating from Wausau West High School this spring. We were incredibly humbled and honored to find out that the Wausau West Student Council is holding a fundraiser for Emily's Path "to honor her memory and to recognize her place in the Class of 2015." The
For the second year in a row, the Student Council at John Muir Middle School raised $500 for Emily's Path by making and raffling off fleece blankets. These kids were in kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade when Emily attended John Muir. We think it's great that her spirit of giving is being carried
Just a post to fill you in on some of the wonderful things our supporters have allowed Emily's Path to do. In the past several months, Emily's Path: purchased and set up a therapeutic aquarium for a child who experiences seizures and is soothed by his fish friends donated several iPads to the special
For the second year in a row, the Judy Peterson Dance Studio put on a phenomenal holiday production and donated all of the funds raised to Emily's Path. Krystle Drees recently presented Emily's Path co-founder Jennifer Eaton with a check for $2,800 from its contemporary production of The Polar Express. Forty-five dancers ranging in age
If you've ever wondered where the money from our cookie and pizza fry sale goes, wonder no more. This year we raised $1,752.00 from our sale. In addition, we received a surprise $1,000.00 donation from a generous supporter with a request that it be used to buy Christmas presents for needy children. So,
Recently, Pam Parent of Merrill approached Emily's Path with an offer to donate a mint condition 102 year old Kingsbury upright piano, to be given to a child with musical abilities who might not otherwise have access to a quality piano. Emily's Path contacted local music instructors to find an
