This Shirt Saves Twins Fundraiser!
Port & Company Core Pullover Hoodie
- Sizes S - XXXXL
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About this campaign
The TTTS Foundation has provided tens of thousands of dollars in grants over the last 35 years. Please help us to provide more grants to financially needy families in 2026 so they can have a chance to try and save the lives of their babies.
Purchasing shirts and even adding a donation will make these grants available to the next family in crisis needing emergency help!
Please watch Tasha's video below. Tasha's family received travel grants, and she was able to have laser surgery to save her little boys. We are so honored to help families such as hers and could not do it without the generosity of all of our supporters.
From purchasing round-trip airline tickets to laser centers across the country and hotel stays, helping to pay rent so mothers can stay home on bedrest to buying specialized formula for at-risk survivors and bereavement services. We want to be there for families who need us in 2026.
Buy this shirt and know that THIS SHIRT SAVES TWINS because the proceeds will go to families that do not have options available to them to have the resources needed.
Everyone should have the chance to try to save their babies.
100% of the proceeds will go for these grants. The average grant per family is $ 2,000-$ 3,000, so we need to raise a substantial number of donations.
This December is the 36th Anniversary of The Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome Foundation and International TTTS Awareness Month. With your help, we can truly make a difference in the fight against TTTS, as well as rare forms of TTTS, including TAPS, SIUGR, and TRAP Sequence.
Please help us increase awareness and provide more information by joining us and sharing facts and personal videos every day on our Facebook and Instagram Pages
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Our twins survived ttts and we are so grateful for the careful and knowledgeable medical team we had.
My survivers will be 18 in May!
The successful birth of Nicholas and Matthew 17 years ago
I didn’t get the chance to be more educated on TTTS. Sadly I don’t think my Drs were versed either. Lost my twin pregnancy to TTTS at 21 weeks. If I had been checked weekly rather than bi weekly could have helped the chances of a better outcome!