Robin Raina Foundation Inc

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2011 to Dec 31, 2011

Signed

Aug 15, 2012

Return Version

2011v1.2

Gross Receipts

$1,069,656

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Marlowe and Jonaha Terry - Johanna and Marlow Terry are from Moulton, AL..Johanna and Marlow lost everything they owned because of the devastation caused by the tornadoes in July 2011.Johanna was preparing to leave to her native Guatemala the next day, so the family decided to go to lunch. She mentioned the hail and dark skies, which made them hurry up to get to the restaurant, but they never looked behind to see what was happening with their farm. Within minutes of leaving (probably in their rear view mirror), the tornado hit their farm, and leveled the chicken coops, destroyed their tractors, trucks, Johannas car was on top of the tractor almost 200 yards from its original parking, their windows were sucked out together with the frames, including the patio door, which opened a big enough door for the monster-storm to pull out all of their furniture and scatter it in pieces all around the house. They found pieces from 100 yards to a mile away from the house and some of it they cant even find.They certainly feel incredibly lucky to have survived. Their neighbors were not that lucky and perished in the storm, while sitting in their house.The storms subsided, but Johanna and Marlows saga was just beginning. They spent some nights in a shelter, then they found a trailer to put on the property so they stay there to prevent it from being looted, but the trailers AC unit broke. They had no insurance, and no debt, and when they applied for a grant from FEMA, they were turned down on the aforementioned grounds. So, thats when RRF heard their story and decided to reach out and help them.RRF gave them a check for $17,530.00 towards rebuilding their homes

Activity 3

CLOVES Syndrome Foundation is focused on improving the lives of CLOVES patients by funding Overgrowth and Vascular Anomaly research. The foundation is committed to raising public awareness and providing member support by offering educational literature and resources while also establishing support networks within the medical and overgrowth communities. CLOVES is an extremely rare progressive overgrowth disorder, affecting approximatley 100 people worldwide. The symptoms vary from mild soft-tissue tumors to Vascular Malformations encompassing the spine or internal organs. CLOVES Syndrome is s closely linked to other overgrowth disorders like M-CM (Macrocephaly-Capillary Malformation) Syndrome, Klippel-Trnaunay-Weber Syndrome, and Proteus Syndrome.This foundation was founded by Adrienne and Chris Blankenship to help improve the life of our daughter, Emaleigh, and other CLOVES patients by raising money for research of this extremely rare progressive disorder. Our foundation is committed to raising public awareness and providing member support by offering educational literature and resources while also establishing support networks within the medical and overgrowth communities..CLOVES syndrome has many symptoms and variations, the more we learn, the better the future will be for these patients, children, loved ones. This condition affects approximately 100 people worldwide.RRF donated $5,000 towards the cause of raising public awareness and providing member support by offering educational literature and resources while also establishing support networks within the medical and overgrowth communities.

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EIN

51-0497387