More stories of THE BRAIN TUMOR JOURNEY to come

Hello Brain Buddies,    I am excited to let you know that I am taking the steps to start communicating more.  I will be posting here through my blog, email and a monthly newsletter.  I will of course be sharing my IF ONLY FOR ONE stories.  If only for one person or family if only…

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Gray Matters 4th Annual Night with the Diamondbacks

Let’s play ball! It is that time of year again, time for the Gray Matters 4th Annual Night with the Diamondbacks! Tuesday, April 17 @ 6:40pm Diamondbacks vs. Pittsburgh Pirates Lower-Level bullpen seating** Tickets $15 each  ( the dbacks are donating a portion of each ticket to the foundation Chase Field 401 East Jefferson Street…

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Gray Matters Founder Featured on Local News

Lanette Veres, Founder & President of the Gray Matters Foundation, was profiled as part of the “Positively Arizona!” feature of television station KPHO. The show spotlights “Valley Residents Making a Positive Influence” and Lanette’s work to support brain tumor patients is featured. Lanette is shown creating one of her signature gift card envelope – decorated…

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Gray Matters Foundation Launches to Bring Smiles to Brain Tumor Survivors

New nonprofit, 501(c)(3) group aims to bring hope through support GLENDALE, AZ – (March 28) -Colorful postcards, bright and fanciful stickers and cheerfully decorated packages are welcomed by just about everyone. But for brain tumor patients and their loved ones they carry a special message of joy and hope when they are from the new…

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Gray Matters Foundation Receives 501(c)(3) Designation

We are proud to announce that the IRS has granted the Gray Matters Foundation tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, effective November, 2007. Our application was approved after only a short 8-week period and we believe it is because our mission is such an important one to the community and brain tumor patients. All…

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The Pain of Maryvale

How the state of Arizona went soft on polluters and mistreated the victims of the Maryvale cancer cluster. A high level of industrial compound Trichloroethylene (TCE) is believed to be the cause of a high rate of childhood leukemia deaths in one portion of west Phoenix. Read the full article here »

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