My name is Jessie Thompson and I am writing on behalf of LIMBitless Possibilities. Our organization is raising money to help children with limb differences, along with their families, attend camps/clinics and competitions geared toward children with limb deficiencies. We also raise money to sponsor prosthetic running blades for children with lower limb deficiencies. These types of prosthetic feet are not covered by insurance companies as they are thought of as luxuries, not necessities. These children are strong, determined and resilient. We don't want financial barriers to get in their way of any of the opportunities
to connect with other children who have faced similar challenges.

At LIMBitless Possibilities, we are currently working on hosting a charity golf tournament. It will be held locally at Crystalaire Country Club in Llano, California on April 30, 2022. In addition to golf we will also be holding a silent auction. In order to make a difference, we rely on the support of generous individuals and businesses in our community. We would be most grateful if you or your company would make any donation to be included in our silent auction or to be used as prizes. We are also looking for participants and sponsors for the event. Your generous donation will help make it possible for us to continue to support limb-different children and their families. It would mean the world to our organization. Your support is critical to the completion of our current project and we will gladly keep you updated regarding our progress.

As a direct result of First Annual Charity Golf Tournament, we covered 15 flights for limb-different children and their families to attend various camps and other events; we provided breakfast, lunch and snacks and covered hotel expenses for a team of 11 adaptive athletes and volunteers for five days to compete in an adaptive track and field competition in Los Angeles—we also treated them all to a true Southern California Experience at Santa Monica Pier with rides, games and lunch; we sponsored one young lady to attend Bethany Hamilton’s “Beautifully Flawed” retreat in San Diego, California; we sponsored lunch for 50+ limb-different children, their families and volunteers at a camp for children with limb differences hosted by the Never Say Never Foundation; we were able to sponsor running blades for two more limb-different children; and we sponsored a 9th grade class at High Tech High Mesa to make two adaptive surfboards. These surfboards were created as part of a project on restoring human nature.