Noah Diaz
Joliet, IL
Family and friends of Noah Diaz are raising money for the nonprofit Help Hope Live to fund uninsured medical expenses associated with a catastrophic illness. Noah has chosen to fundraise with Help Hope Live in part because donations are tax deductible for contributors and will only be used to cover medical and related expenses.
💚 Help Noah Get Where He Needs to Go 💚
Meet Noah! He is 5 years old and will be 6 in December. He is a sweet, silly boy who loves to laugh and especially loves a bumpy ride!
Noah has spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and is non-ambulatory and non-speaking. He also has cortical visual impairment (CVI) and is tracheostomy and G-tube dependent. He relies on his wheelchair for mobility and needs specialized equipment and care to navigate everyday life.
His family is raising funds to help their family purchase a wheelchair-accessible vehicle for Noah, as well as help with the many medical, accessibility, and equipment-related expenses that come with his care.
The equipment Noah needs comes at a premium cost, and a wheelchair-accessible vehicle would make an enormous difference in everyday life. It would allow his family to safely transport Noah in his wheelchair and give him more opportunities to get out, travel to various appointments, and simply enjoy being a kid.
Noah has been through so much in his young life, but none of it has taken away his incredible spirit. He is truly one of the most special little boys with the best smile.
He and his family are so grateful for everyone who takes the time to read his story. If you are able to donate, every contribution will help them get closer to giving Noah a safer and more accessible way to experience the world. If donating isn’t possible, simply sharing his story with others means more to their family than you know.
Thank you for helping give sweet Noah more opportunities to get out, make memories, and enjoy life safely. 💚
Make a tax-deductible donation to support this campaign.
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