Grace Foundation of Union County

Grace Foundation of Union County We serve Sickle Cell Disease residents in Union County and provide financial support and education . linktr.ee/gracefoundationofunioncounty

Why we are so passionate about Sickle Cell Disease because we have lived in the life of family members of a Sickle Cell warrior. We have had several of our family members die from this disease. Sickle Cell is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United States. On a national average 1 in 500 African Americans or 72, 000 Americans are affected with this disease. Sickle Cell Disease is characterized by episodes of pain, chronic hemolytic anemia and severe infection. Sickle Cell Disease usually begins in early childhood stage. Sickle Cell Disease places a heavy financial and emotional burden of the patients and their families

Your help is always appreciated and needed to provide financial support, education and emotional support to those affected by Sickle Cell Disease. Click the link below to learn more about us and make your donation.

12/02/2025

GivingTuesday Give blood their life depends on it. linktr.ee/ gracefoundationofunioncounty

09/24/2025
08/30/2025
Your support is greatly appreciated. Support Sickle Cell Awareness in the All White Day Event. September 20.2025. Click ...
08/27/2025

Your support is greatly appreciated. Support Sickle Cell Awareness in the All White Day Event. September 20.2025. Click the link to donate or to attend the event.

By Grace Foundation

08/10/2025
07/17/2025

I am inviting you to Whitening out Sickle Cell Disease is important for us in September. Join us and celebrate life and empower others through your donation to help Sickle Cell Warriors in their time of need.

Come dressed in your white attire. Enjoy dancing and a delicious meal. Laughter and picture taking.

9-20-2025 3-8 pm $40

Click the link for details and online payment.
https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/2025-all-white-party
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Whiting out Sickle Cell Disease is important for us in September. Join us and celebrate life and empower others through ...
07/13/2025

Whiting out Sickle Cell Disease is important for us in September. Join us and celebrate life and empower others through your donation to help Sickle Cell Warriors in their time of need.

Come dress in your white attire. Enjoy dancing and a delicious meal. Laughter and picture .
https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/2025-all-white-party

06/30/2025

Whiting out Sickle Cell Disease is important for us in September. Join us and celebrate life and empower others through your donation to help Sickle Cell Warriors in their time of need.

Come dress in your white attire. Enjoy dancing and a delicious meal. Laughter and picture taking.Click the link to purchase your tickets . Please share with your friends
https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/2025-all-white-party

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Sickle Cell is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United States. Sickle Cell Disease usually begins in early childhood stage. Sickle Cell Disease places a heavy financial and emotional burden of the patients and their families. Grace Foundation of UC is here to educate , provide financial support and mental empowerment in the child, adult and families life while managing a chronic disease on a daily basic. Sickle Cell is an invisible disease that comes with under line social disparity. We are fighting with our residents to educate as their advocate one person at a time to narrow social disparity that comes with SCD.