March 27, 2007 - March 18 2017
Meet Caroline
Our Sweet Peach
Caroline was innocent and pure— drawn to all things good. She possessed a temperament of ineffable sweetness, such that her friends and family began to call her “Peach”. On March 12, 2016 Peach was diagnosed with a rare tumor on her brain stem called DIPG. Inoperable and aggressive, these tumors end in death, in the process causing their victims to gradually lose all function. Peach forbade those around her to cry under penalty of a 25-cent fine; she was not afraid, never complained, and declared, “we must never be angry, and we must never have regrets.” She had gone blind in one eye and deaf in one ear and never mentioned it. On March 18, 2017 at age 9, Caroline went to be with her Savior.
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Paige Schut
Director of Operations
Kris Dobrowitsky
Dr. Tammy Born-Huizenga
Doug Bouma
Trish Bouma
carol Genzink
Erin Docter
Sarah Mars
Betsy Bradley
Founder / Caroline's Father
Executive Director / Caroline's Mother
Michael Kanis
TIna Kanis
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P.E.A.C.H. Philanthropic Endowment Advancing Children’s Health, Inc. (doing business as Caroline’s PEACH Foundation) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 82-4631546). Our financials are reviewed regularly by our Board of Directors, and IRS Form 990 filings are available upon request.
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