Jessica Lee: Walking Together for a Stronger Bleeding Disorders Community
Jessica Lee, Development Director at the Western Pennsylvania Bleeding Disorders Foundation, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Another successful Unite for Bleeding Disorders Walk in the books!
I am proud to say we’ve exceeded our goal of 60,000 dollars this year.
Thank you to my amazing team, Kara Dornish, Janet Barone, and Laurie Sano and to all the incredible team captains, walkers, and donors that made this event possible.
The Unite Walk is one of my favorite events of the year.
Seeing families reconnect, children running through the park, and friends and loved ones rallying behind the bleeding disorders community reminds me why this work matters so much.
The funds raised through the Unite Walk help support the community and make a meaningful difference for individuals and families affected by bleeding disorders.
I’m so grateful to everyone who showed up, gave generously, and helped make this year’s walk such a success.”
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