TRIPLE your impact with matching gifts! Donations made between November 29th and December 15th, 2022 will be MATCHED TWICE! Eaton Law, LLP has once again offered to match up to $5,000 in donations received during our holiday fundraiser. Our wonderful, generous friends at The King Company stepped up and offered to do the same,
Maximize your impact with a matching gift! Although our holiday treat sale was not feasible this year due to significant cost increases, Emily's Path is determined to make a difference in the lives of children this holiday season. If you make a donation to Emily's Path between November 15th and December 25th, the law firm
After crunching the numbers, we've made the difficult decision to transition away from our annual cookie and pizza fry sale. It saddens us because we know our holiday deliveries were a bright spot for many of you. Rest assured, we are working diligently on creating an annual fundraising event to replace the cookie sale. The
We are honored that Juvly Aesthetics in Weston is holding a "Make a Beautiful Difference" fundraiser for Emily's Path. You can participate by: Booking an appointment Friday, Oct. 8th - Monday, Oct. 11th for any service or treatment to be performed within 30 days. Juvly will donate 10% of the fees for your
We've made the difficult decision not to have our annual cookie and pizza fry sale this year. The logistics of packaging and transporting deliveries while keeping our volunteers and supporters safe would have been a challenge. It saddens us because we know our holiday deliveries are a bright spot for many of you. They are
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
