Thank you all for coming out to support Valley with a Heart this year! It was a great turn out for a great cause! A special thanks to all the Valley with a Heart crew that work so hard to make this happen every year, and to Ben for making this awesome video!
16th Annual Benefit Ride & Family Picnic
On September 4, Valley With a Heart Benefits will be holding it’s annual Ride & Family Picnic fund raiser! The proceeds of this fund raiser will go to support Vilet Pantucci (3 yrs of Pittston), Angel Breha (2 1/2 yrs of Nanticoke), Anthony Conklin (2 1/2 months of Wilkes-Barre) and other families of seriously ill children. The event will be held at St. Faustina Grove in Sheatown, PA.
The event will feature 14 live bands on 2 stages! Bands such as the AC/DC tribute band, Halfway to Hell, Oz and Iron Cowboy! There will be raffles, food, bike games, vendors and even games for the kids! We’ll even have fireworks by Pizza Paul! Please make sure to give a big thanks to our sponsors, Fairchild and One Main Financial!
Please see our flyer below for all the details of the event! We’re looking forward to seeing everyone there, and show that we are a Valley with a Heart!
Thank You to One Main Financial!
All of us at Valley with a Heart Benefits want to give a huge thanks to everyone at One Main Financial for helping to sponsor our upcoming Ride & Picnic fundraising event! This will help us provide support to local children and families. These types of partnerships really show that we are a Valley with a Heart!
Valley With A Heart Donated over $3000 Worth of Toys
Valley With A Heart donated over $3000 worth of toys to 9 local police departments to be distributed to children in their cities. We would like to say thank you to all police officers for all that you do!
A New Heart for Brian Doughtry
A great article on one of our poster children, Brian.
Brian Dougherty was born with half a working heart.
When his mother, Susan Boncal, was 22 weeks pregnant, she learned he would be born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. The left side of his heart would be underdeveloped. The right side of his heart was taxed with pumping blood throughout his entire newborn body. Continue reading A New Heart for Brian Doughtry