WHERE DO YOUR DONATIONS GO?

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  • We created a fund at Seattle Children’s Hospital to support the needs of T1D patients and their families, specifically the psychosocial support of patients who would otherwise not be covered.

  • We deliver JMO gift bags to newly diagnosed T1D kids at Seattle Children’s Hospital and Children’s Outpatient Diabetes Clinic.

  • We send JMO gift bags to newly diagnosed T1D kids around the country.

  • We host the annual Jordan Morris T1D Soccer Camp.

  • We fund the T1D Playmaker Program which allows a T1D to meet with Jordan after each home game.

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“Hopefully there’s a cure for diabetes at some point. Until then, I definitely want to keep speaking out, meeting with kids and trying to be an inspiration to as many as possible.”
— Jordan Morris
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Your contributions allow us to accomplish our mission of educating, inspiring, and supporting youth living with type 1 diabetes