The Amata Project

I Am and I Will.
“Grace Orzechowski was a fighter.”

World Cancer Day seeks to inspire change and mobilize action. There’s no better way to inspire change than through the memory and legacy of fighters like Grace (right). Grace’s story teaches us strength, resilience, and how to pivot. Read her story here: https://www.concordmonitor.com/Aptly-named-a-family-recalls-Grace-38173282

You can contribute to Grace’s scholarship fund by following the link below and selecting “The Grace K. Orzechowski Memorial Scholarship Fund” as the designation:
givenhcc.org/where-to-give/nhti/

Thank you to Grace’s sister Hannah (left) for allowing us to share Grace’s story and continuing to project her sister’s beautiful energy and strong influence to all. 💗

Over 200,000 people in the United States alone have now died from Covid-19. This is equivalent to over 65 September 11th attacks. This is greater than the total number of Americans killed in battle in the most recent wars combined. There are approximately 3 deaths from Covid-19 every minute in the United States at this current rate...

Let’s not think of this as just a number. Let’s think of this as 200,000 women, children, mothers, husbands, sons, neighbors, friends and frontline workers. There is a face and a story behind each one of those 200k deaths. It is our responsibility to stop that number from continuing to rise. We all know what we need to do...