Help A Diabetic Child

Help A Diabetic Child (HADC) is so grateful to the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties for your generous and kind support! Your grant of $3,200 will go far in assisting children and young adults who live with diabetes and whose families struggle fianancially and cannot cover the cost of their life saving insulin, medical supplies and medical care.









Thank you from our HADC team!
Tami Balavage

www.helpadiabeticchild.org

Help A Diabetic Child ambassador spotlight shines brightly on Ellie Rogers this week! Ellie is 10 year old SWFL local and her hobbies include playing soccer, boating, snorkeling and soaking up sun at the beach! Her commitment to helping others realize they can achieve anything they set their minds to even after diagnosis makes a huge difference in the lives of so many other children. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts Ellie and can’t wait to continue to work together to change lives! 💚

Here’s to wishing a very happy birthday to HADC ambassador Julia Anastasia Reisman, on her special day - may it be as bright as the impact she's had on our organization!

Happy CNA week to all of the wonderful CNAs out there! Your hard work and dedication never go unnoticed. Thanks for all you do! 👏🏼

Help A Diabetic Child is seeking volunteers to participate in this year’s marketing photoshoot at our office. We’re seeking T1D children, teens, young adults and their parents. As a thank you you’ll be receiving digital copies of any and all photos you appear in and we will have a light breakfast for you to enjoy that morning too. Thank you in advance for your support as we strive to have a beautiful shoot. Volunteer hours available for those who need them 💙

Help A Diabetic Child Ambassador Spotlight: Introducing Caitlin Wolf. Her dedication to helping newly diagnosed children feel seen and supported is truly inspiring. Thank you, Caitlin, for showing them they are not alone. 💙

I am a huge fan of tennis and have been following Sascha Zverev's career as a professional tennis player. Zverev was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) at age four. He manages his glucose levels on court by regularly checking his glucose levels and administering insulin during the match mostly on change overs. As a mom of a T1D, I am so happy to see Zverev not letting T1D get in the way of following his dream to become a grand slam champ. Congratulation on winning your first Grand Slam Championship at the French Open.







Looking forward to seeing more children who live with type 1 diabetes follow their dreams and succeed at whaver you want without letting diabetes stand in your way.

Thank you!
Tami Balavage
www.helpadiabeticchild.org

Sascha Zverev was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes when he was 4 years old. After being diagnosed, doctors told him playing tennis professionally would be almost impossible 😮

His will an determination got him to the final at Roland Garros, where he administered insulin to himself in the middle of his match ‼️

Today, he became a Grand Slam champion, along with an inspiration to anyone facing adversity 🏆

A Cause Before the Cure “An Evening of Promises”
Friday - November 13, 2026
Tiburón Golf Club Naples

The funds raised during our dinner event will support underserved children, youth, and young adults living with diabetes, as well as their families who struggle to afford the life-saving care their child needs.

Please click the link below for dinner tickets or to see our sponsorship opportunities

https://helpadiabeticchild.org/a-cause-before-the-cure-an-evening-for-promise/

For more information please contact: Katie Perez
[email protected] 239-994-8063

Thank you to The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation for your generous support and recent grant, enabling us to assist more children and young adults in need of life-saving insulin and diabetes supplies.

- Gratitude expressed by Tami Balavage and families served.
- Website: www.helpadiabeticchild.org
- Contact: [email protected]