ADDIE'S ANGELS
Non-profit organization benefiting children who have lost the use of one or more limbs, or have limb abnormalities.
2022 "Walk With Angels" postponed to early 2023
This year our event was scheduled to take place at beautiful Fontainebleau State Park at 10:00 AM on Saturday, December 10th. We will notify everyone and post here when the new date and time are confirmed.
Please click on the "2022 Walk With Angels" link above in order to register.
You can make a donation by clicking the "Donations" link above.
This year our shirts will be a Lavender Tie Dye (as seen below) with an official Addie's Angels design (COMING SOON)! In order to ensure your shirt, you'll need to register by Saturday, November 19th.
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Addie's Angels is excited to be partnering with the Northshore Corvette Club again for 2022. The Corvette Club has been a supporter of Addie's Angels for several years now and their partnership has been a tremendous addition both financially and in networking. Their continued support is serving as a catalyst for Addie's Angels to continue to serve those in need in 2022.
On November 3, 2009 we were blessed with the birth of our baby girl, Addison Claire Gallagher. Addie, as we lovingly refer to her, was born with only a portion of her left arm, extending just below her elbow. Addison was born with what is known as Amniotic Band Syndrome (ABS), which occurs when an amniotic band wraps around part of the fetus, cutting off blood flow. The effects of ABS are wide ranging, in Addie's case a band wrapped around her left arm and deterred the ability for her arm to fully develop. Shortly after her birth we decided to start a non-profit organization in her name, this is how Addie’s Angels, Inc came to exist.
ADDIE'S ANGELS, INC. is a non-profit organization that serves individuals in the Greater New Orleans Metropolitan area, and beyond. We provide services in a variety of ways, specifically (but not limited) to children who were either born without one or both of their arms, or who have lost the use of their arms through some sort of accident. If you know of anyone who could benefit from the services of this organization, please let us know.