2025 Team CdLS Chicago

Bank of America Chicago Marathon

Organized by Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Foundation, Inc.

$16,121

146 Supporters

16% of $100,000 goal

Fernanda Reséndiz

Fundraiser since Dec 2024

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$405

4 supporters

16% of $2,500 goal

Fernanda Reséndiz's Story

"Life is a precious gift, and every person has a unique story to tell. But for some families, life can be a constant challenge. This is the case for those living with Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS), a rare genetic disorder that affects physical and cognitive development. However, I've also seen the challenges they face: lack of resources, need for emotional support, and the constant struggle to ensure their loved ones receive the care and attention they need. That's why I've decided to join the mission of the CdLS Foundation to raise funds and awareness about this condition. I want to help provide resources and support to families in need and contribute to creating a more inclusive and compassionate world for all. Every donation, every word of encouragement, and every gesture of support counts. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those living with CdLS and their families."

Team Members

Jose Peña

$1,306.03

25 Supporters

Channtal

$910

23 Supporters

Nydia

$1,401

10 Supporters

Alissa

$725

13 Supporters

Mark Walker

$921

8 Supporters

Kathleen Tillman

$1,250

5 Supporters

Flor

$850

7 Supporters

Reza

$727

8 Supporters

Ruhi

$470

8 Supporters

Greg Lamm

$775

3 Supporters

Kaitlyn Witmer

$650

3 Supporters

Fernanda

$405

4 Supporters

Story

$16,121

146 Supporters

16% of $100,000 goal

Campaign Update

about 2 months ago

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$100

Alissa received a $100 donation from Karen Frazier

about 4 hours ago

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$130