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Mastokids.org is happy to announce our BIG fundraiser for 2008. Our primary focus for this year's fundraiser is our form letters for local businesses in your area, and for friends and family. We also have an ongoing list of fundraising ideas in addition to the letters that anyone can do to raise money for the Mastokids.org cause. Please visit the fundraising section to download the forms and start raising money for mastokids.org today!

 

* They're Here! *

The much anticipated Mastokids.Org Awareness Car Magnets are finally here.

Be the first on your block, your city, or maybe even your state to sport the new

2008 Mastokis.Org Awareness Car Magnets.

The magnets are approximatly 7 inches tall and prominatly feature our website.

The cost of each magnet is $6 plus shipping and are available immediately.

Please submit your order requests including quantity desired and shipping info to:

Orders@Mastokids.Org

 

 

 


Welcome to Mastokids.Org, where we are Raising Children and Raising Awareness! It is our goal to provide a place where parents and caregivers of children with mastocytosis can come to learn, find support, and discover a safe place for their children to interact with other masto kids.

Mastocytosis is a rare disease whose cause remains unknown. What we do know is that the disease is the result of an overabundance of mast cells that are found normally within every human being's body tissues. Mast cells contain chemicals that are released into our systems to perform their various duties. In mastocytosis, the excessive number of mast cells release more of these chemicals than the body requires. The symptoms of mastocytosis are caused by the excessive amounts of chemicals interacting with body tissue.

Pediatric mastocytosis can take several forms, varying from mild forms to more severe forms of the disease. Any form of the disease presents challenges to raising children, and educating others on how mastocytosis affects their lives. We hope our site answers questions that arise for everyone involved in the lives of children with mastocytosis.

Mastokids.Org is non-profit 501(c)3 tax exempt organization. All individuals who participate in this non-profit organization are volunteers. No salaries are paid to anyone involved. All funds raised through our non-profit organization are used directly for sponsoring pediatric mastocytosis awareness, research and and for maintaining the non-profit organization.

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Mastokids.Org can now accept your donations and payments via Google Checkout. We encourage the use of Google Checkout because they do not charge us any processing fees currently due to our non-profit status. If you are purchasing an item, please wait until you have received a notification of your total charges including shipping and enter the total amount in the box provided. Click on the Donate button and you will be taken to the Google Checkout webpage to complete your transaction.


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The information contained herein is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Mastokids.org suggests you seek the professional care of your child’s pediatrician, a dermatologist, or internist to determine if your child has mastocystosis and how to manage his/her symptoms.

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