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Help Support Samalin's Fight with Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Organized by Errin Jewell, Bridget Critchfield
Help Support Samalin's Fight with Lymphoblastic Leukemia Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - front
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Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt

Buy a shirt to help with expenses while Sam undergoes treatment in Morgantown.

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All funds raised will be paid directly to Samalin Spurlock for Chemo travel expenses.
$1,940 raised
86 items sold of
50 goal
14 Days To Go
$25
Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt, Unisex - Dark Heather
Gildan Softstyle Jersey T-shirt
Unisex - Dark Heather

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Organized by Errin Jewell, Bridget Critchfield

About this campaign

Samalin Spurlock, a long-time night shift nurse on Neurology, was unexpectedly diagnosed with Philadelphia+ Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. Sam was immediately transferred to WVU Ruby Memorial in Morgantown to begin a minimum four-week course of aggressive chemotherapy. Purchases of this shirt will show support and assist with expenses while her family travels from the tri-state area to Morgantown during her treatment. Prayers and good vibes are also appreciated.

Supporters

Christina Gilkison 1 item + $50
Teresa Conley 1 item

Sam strong love my girl!

Courtney Hayden 1 item

For my bestie girl I love you honey, we got you!

Sunny B 1 item
Kathy Fultz 1 item

We love you Sam❤️ ❤️

Sandra Redmond 1 item
Peggy McCallister 2 items

I love Sam and she is such an awesome person. I want to help anyway I can.

Lindsay Smith 1 item
Hunter Tolliver 2 items + $100
Carrol Burdette 1 item + $50

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