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The Lending Library Project

Improving quality of life after others gave up

Tools for Improving Lives; One Family at a Time

By Allan Gardiner

Dear Friends,

 

I am excited by a project of the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope. Darcelle Lahr created the Haven of Hope Project to lend PhotoMed's light therapy devices to families and practitioners who would otherwise not have access to the new technology.

The project is modeled after a tool lending "library" that provides access to tools that may otherwise not be available.

You may have watched me and heard my stories about the 500+ people I've been honored to serve since inventing the therapy in 2000. Many families were nearly overwhelmed by the challenges of just getting to the studies that I funded. The measurable improvements made it worthwhile to come almost weekly to the studies.

 

Two families exemplify the need for the Lending Library Project:

  • ​Beth arrived unable to feed herself after having plateaued and released from physical rehabilitation for her C5/C6 quadriplegia. Beth transitioned to a manual wheelchair after about one year in the study. https://allangardiner.com/quality-of-life#beth

(Long form interviews for researchers, feel free to skip around.)

I am personally fulfilling the project to get it started.

 

Please help me find candidate families, finding grants, and funding to scale the project.

You can help make the project grow with gifts directly to me, to PhotoMed Technologies, and with tax-deductible donations to the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope. 

 

You can share in the joy of improving lives one at a time.

 

Please contact me directly 510+x=541-[[]]9830​

With deep appreciation,

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Allan Gardiner

PhotoMed Technologies, Founder

A project of the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope

 

L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope was founded in 2012 with a Mission to offer all individuals, regardless of their economic or social status, the opportunity and support to cope, heal, and grow with dignity.  https://www.thehavenofhope.org/

Tax deductible donations

The PhotoMed Technologies Project (the PhotoMed Project) is a program of L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope (Sponsor), a nonprofit charity exempted from federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and which is not a private foundation because it is described in Sections 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(a)(vi). The Sponsor retains complete control and discretion of the use of contributions that it receives.

PhotoMed Technologies fulfills the program by building and lending Varichrome Pro devices to families and practitioners in selected communities. Grants from the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope and gifts to me and to PhotoMed Technologies support building devices and training via printed, online, phone, and Zoom. The device loan period depends upon the needs of the families. The loaned devices are not for sale, but devices may be purchased separately from the Project.

Donating to the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope

1) Tell your friends and practitioners about this project to improve the quality of life for people having no path forward. Please contact me directly 510+x=541-[[]]9830

2) Contribute via this PayPal Link by clicking on or using the QR code:

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Please use the Contact Form to let me thank you for your donation. (The PayPal button donates directly to the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope without informing PhotoMed.)

3) Write a tax-deductible check payable to L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope. In the memo line, please include FBO (For the Benefit Of)  PhotoMed Technologies Project in order to designate the donation to this project.

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Mail to:  696 San Ramon Valley Blvd. No. 194 Danville, CA 94526.

Please contact me, Allan Gardiner 510-541-9830 to arrange a transfer by:

  • 4) Transfer by ACH or wire transfer.

  • 5) Fund via Quickbooks.

Thank your for supporting me and the teams

 

On behalf of the teams at PhotoMed Technologies and the L.C. and Lillie Cox Haven of Hope.

The individuals, families, and practitioners are encouraged to share stories about how your donations improved the quality of their lives.

The PhotoMed Project won’t happen without volunteer support and outside funding.

 

Even a small donation makes a difference.

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