Progress in Helping Artemis Move Back to NYC and Getting The Care He Needs
Fundraising campaign by
Valerie Bogart
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US$11,526Donated So Far
Campaign Story
Here's a progress report on helping Artemis Schwebel come back to the US and get the care he needs. As many know, he has become ill while living in Greece. Artemis is Roni's brother, Valerie's cousin, and the son of the late Ivan Schwebel. He has been in a hospital in Greece but now needs long-term care for a serious chronic health condition. He will get the best care if he moves back to New York City.
In late May 2016, thanks to the generous support of many friends and family, he will fly back to NYC from Athens. We are still in the process of arranging for care for him. While he will likely qualify for Medicaid to pay for his care in the long run, there are many immediate expenses that he needs help with - flying him and caregivers from Greece to New York, round-the-clock aide care while arranging for Medicaid services, which may take weeks or months, and other support.
His brother, sister, kids, and cousins still need your help to help him make these arrangements so that he can live with dignity and hope. We all thank you for your support.
As of May 14th, we our half-way to our goal to raise $15,000, which we estimate is the amount needed to move him back from Greece and make this transition.
Thanks to all of our generous friends and family for your support.
Donors
- Bali Streett
- Donated on Jun 01, 2016
- Philip and Judy Genty-Waksberg
- Donated on May 31, 2016
Mission Accomplished!
Update posted by Valerie Bogart at 06:45 pmWith your generous support, Artemis was successfully relocated just after Memorial Day to a residence in the Hudson Valley that can give him the special care that he needs. Bringing him from Greece was a truly international effort, which would not have been possible without the generous contributions of friends
Donors & Comments
- Anonymous
- Donated on Jun 13, 2016
Sorry, I'm so late. If I don't get to something immediately when I get it, it no longer stays in my mind. I'm going to start making lists of things to do as well as appointments. Hope this still helps. Glad to hear the good news.
- Bali Streett
- Donated on Jun 01, 2016
- Philip and Judy Genty-Waksberg
- Donated on May 31, 2016
- lilly Rivlin
- Donated on May 28, 2016
This is what we do, we help members of our family, and we are not part of the family we help the children of our friends.
- Shelly & Nir Nateev
- Donated on May 24, 2016
- Anonymous
- Donated on May 24, 2016
- Anonymous
- Donated on May 23, 2016
- Anonymous
- Donated on May 23, 2016
- Anonymous
- Donated on May 23, 2016
- Anonymous
- Donated on May 23, 2016
Sorry, I'm so late. If I don't get to something immediately when I get it, it no longer stays in my mind. I'm going to start making lists of things to do as well as appointments. Hope this still helps. Glad to hear the good news.