Welcome to Crafting4aCause!
We are a small company interested in creating and implementing inclusive programs in our community with an emphasis on youth-related team building, empowerment and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) programs.
Crafting4aCause originated with the sale of our custom designed MyIntent pieces. It quickly expanded to include a wide variety of empowerment and awareness jewelry and other craft items through our efforts to raise funds for the Rare Disease community.
I am an active advocate with a variety of Rare Disease groups. Through participation in a variety of programs, I discovered the need for more empowerment and Mindfulness programs through the lens of those battling or caring for people with chronic illnesses. This led to the expansion, creation and offer of Mindfulness and Team building programs. We have and are willing to create personalized crafting and fundraising workshops for your organization.
We are currently working towards achieving a Non-Profit status. activity for you!
Crafting4aCause
What is Myasthenia Gravis?
The name itself comes from Greek and Latin words meaning “grave muscular illness”. The Myasthenia Gravis Foundation defines Myasthenia Gravis (MG), pronounced my-as-theen-ee-ah grav-us, as a chronic autoimmune neuromuscular disorder that is characterized by fluctuating weakness of the voluntary muscle groups.
Voluntary muscle groups include muscles used to walk, see, chew, swallow, and breathe. It is a very limiting, exhausting disorder that causes fatigue, and loss of strength.
There is no cure at this time, but there is hope! Please share with everyone you know to increase awareness, thank you!
#IHAVEHEARDOFMG
PLEASE consider supporting those with Myasthenia Gravis by ordering a custom Myasthenia Gravis piece. And remember, we facilitate fundraisers which is a great way to raise funds for a good cause!
Ready To Create your Custom Item?
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As a fellow MG warrior I greatly appreciate your consideration to help raise awareness of this, at times, debilitating disease.
