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Cleft Palate Fund

May 8, 2015 By sabum9

Founded in 1953, this fund is a registered 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to helping children who are born with a cleft palate or other cranio-facial birth defects. The idea took hold and snowballed. Today, the Native Sons Charitable Foundation annually contributes approximately $200,000 to hospitals that treat children with cleft palates and other forms of cranio-facial anomaly. Typically, about one-half of that amount goes to UCSF, the original recipient; almost 30% goes to St. John’s hospital/health center in Santa Monica; and 20% goes to Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento. From time to time, additional donations have been made to other hospitals that also work in this field of endeavor

2014 Cleft Palate March Raises $130,754

ChairmanJoeUrsinopresentsplaquetoSutterMemorial640x460Our 137th Grand Parlor Cleft Palate March showed a sound gain for this year. Last year we had roughly $107,000; this year we showed a increase of $23,708.92 for a total of $130,753.69.
The Directors of the Native Sons of the Golden West Charitable Foundation wish to thank all the parlors, brothers and individuals who donated. A full list of donors and amounts will be on the Web site for viewing at nsgw.org. Again thank you all for helping children born with cleft lip or palate.

2014 Grand Parlor March Totals

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