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Milwaukee brand tool trunks hold hands-on materials for the All of Us high school education program. Because of their gift, the trunks have been labeled Pam’s.
The Sawhneys enjoy giving to overlooked organizations and hope they’ve inspired others to consider supporting Gift of Life financially. “I just have so much respect for everything that goes on at Gift of Life. I’m touched by this entire program and the lives saved,” Pamela Sawhney said. Red Milwaukee-brand tool trunks hold a vast collection of All of Us teaching materials. They’ve now been labeled “Pam’s All of Us Student Education Program Traveling
Krishna Sawhney said students are learning from All of Us , then talking to their parents. “If you want to inspire change, teach the children, who will then teach their parents,” he said.
All of Us and hope it now will go on forever.” The program, which won a national award from Donate Life America in 2021, has surged in popularity and seen tremendous growth: It began in 2018 with two presenters visiting 68 classrooms in 25 high schools. In 2022, five outreach educators were in 471 classrooms at 203 schools. Susan Rink, Gift of Life’s chief of philanthropy and foundation programs, said giving to Gift of Life has never been more important. “We know this major gift will lead to new donor registrations. We simply cannot thank the Sawhneys enough.”
To make your financial gift in support of Gift of Life’s mission, go to golm.org/contribute .
Or write a check to: Gift of Life Michigan 3861 Research Park Dr. Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Trunk” in honor of the Sawhneys’ generosity.
“If you want to inspire change, teach the children, who will then teach their parents.”
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