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Still in initial planning stages and we are trying to drum up sponsors but the dates are locked in!....

CHERUBS Conference will be held 1 day this year - on Friday, July 25th. We will find a hotel with a conference hall that will give us discounts. It will also have an airport shuttle. We will also find sitters for the kids in an ajoining room, plus entertainment for the kids (magician, clown, storyteller... working on that). Breakfast will ...

Goodsearch.com will donate everytime you use their site as your search engine (like Google, Yahoo, etc). Just make sure to add CHERUBS as your charity of choice and they will donate! It doesn't cost you a penny!

And, if you are shopping on-line, please also use Goodsearch to do your shopping. Wal-Mart, Sears, Target, Circuit City, Toys 'R Us, Best Buy, and 100's of other popular stores participate - you shop through Goodsearch and they donate a percentage of your purchase to CHERUBS. ...

The members have voted! We now have a new Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Awareness Ribbon as well as a CDH Logo that is more masculine for the dads to wear! You can purchase 100's of items through our web site at www.cdhsupport.org CDH Awareness Items make great holiday gifts!

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We are filing paperwork to make our 501(c)III organization Incorporated. Beginning on January 1st, we will have a new name. Our Boards have agreed upon:

CHERUBS - The Association of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research, Awareness and Support

The words Advocacy and Awareness are the same thing but Advocacy is a bit out-dated. It was used back in 1995 when I set CHERUBS up, but Awareness is now used more often so we decided to up-date the name since we are going through ...

November 14th was the 10 year anniversary of CHERUBS web site. It has gone through many changes and our first one was rather cheesy, but look how far we've come! Angel

I can't believe that was 10 years ago. That's how I became a web designer - learning HTML code by hand long before there was software that made it much, much easier for beginners. Even Flash & Animation are simple to learn now with all the software that does the coding for you, but back then there was *nothing* ...