TOPP FOUNDATION DONATES $10,000 TO T1D CURE RESEARCH FOR THE 4TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
The Type One Parent Project (TOPP) Foundation made a $10,000 donation to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s (JDRF’s) Fund-A-Cure program on May 15, 2020. In the past, this donation has been made in conjunction with the JDRF Greater Delaware Valley Chapter’s Spring Promise Ball, which was indefinitely postponed this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. […]Read More »
Highlights of 2019 from TOPP Foundation
Dear T1D Families and TOPP Supporters, Thank you all for making 2019 such an exciting and successful year!! Whether you have donated, attended or volunteered for an event, or even just gave us a shout out of encouragement, we appreciate you! – Christine Gunsiorowski, Co-founder and President Click Here to Read the Latest Newsletter Read More »
TOPP Foundation Donates $30,000 To Cure-Focused Type One Diabetes Research
TOPP Foundation (Type One Parent Project), a local type 1 diabetes (T1D) nonprofit, made a $30,000 donation in support of the Diabetes Research Institute on September 19th. All donations go directly towards cutting-edge medical research aimed at curing type1 diabetes. “This is the largest one-time donation TOPP has made to date. We are proud to […]Read More »
Bucks County Herald: Nonprofit donates $10,000 to juvenile diabetes foundation
Type One Parent Project (TOPP) Foundation presented a $10,000 donation to JDRF’s (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) Fund-A-Cure program on April 21 during JDRF’s One Promise Gala in Philadelphia. All donations to Fund-A-Cure go directly toward cutting-edge medical research aimed at improving the lives of indivuals with type 1 diabetes and ultimately finding a cure. TOPP […]Read More »
The Intelligencer: Bucks County-based TOPP Foundation helping kids, families dealing with Type 1 diabetes
By Jenny Wagner Posted Feb 22, 2018 at 5:00 AM Three Bucks County moms of kids with Type 1 diabetes have created a nonprofit to help other families dealing with the disease. Sarah Moore is a busy girl. On Sundays, she swims; Mondays, she goes to dance; Thursdays, she has hip-hop class. She plays basketball and soccer, depending on the […]Read More »
