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STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS

Community Project and Peer Recognitions

 

AAN donated $135.00 to Hope Family Ministries.

This ministry, founded by a 2013 Master's-level graduate of the University of Phoenix (UOP), Sister Marcia Atkins, aims to build a historical community library for the youth in Georgia.

April 2, 2013

 

AAN donated $25.00 USD to the efforts of UNICEF to assist with purchasing desks for the children in Malawi.

August 20, 2012

 

Throughout her life, Dr. Karen Mackoy has helped others. As a Registered Nurse she raised two children alone. Her children are now in college. She supported herself financially when she decided to take time off from work to earn a doctorate in health administration and to write her dissertation "Critical Thinking and Resolving Medical Errors as Perceived by Advanced Practice Nurses". Weeks after finding out her dissertation was approved and archived in the Library of Congress, she had major surgery prior to returning to work. She experienced a pulmonary embolism after the surgery. She was not able to get enough oxygen to sustain her and multiple parts of her brain were damaged. Dr. Mackoy has multiple medical problems and has a diminished capacity for short-term memory, reading comprehension and basic math. She has required therapy to regain skills such as grocery shopping and simple cooking.

Dr. Mackoy has used up her life savings and no longer has medical insurance. She has been told by her multiple physicians that she will not be able to return to work....ever. Her congressman said Social Security Disability claims have a backlog of 16,000 cases in her area and although he requested her case be expedited, her case was denied and her appeal is still "pending". Her small trailer has roof leaks and requires a new roof. She is financially and medically unable to sustain herself any longer. She is in desperate need of your help.

Dr. Karen M. Mackoy
Clearwater, FL 33761
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AAN is in receipt of medical documents verifying Dr. Mackoy's condition. Please do not send any contributions to AAN or the Research Firm as its stakeholders will not be held responsible. Thanks you for any contributions sent direct to Dr. Mackoy.

June 22, 2012

 

AAN donated $25.00 USD to the efforts for Horn of Africa through the World Food Programme.

July 23, 2011

 

AAN donated $25.00 USD to the efforts for the Atlanta Urban Church.

April 24, 2011

 

Nazarie and Dareon Carmichael were presented with clothing and toys courtesy of AAN. The Carmichael family suffered a fire that destroyed their home on December 5, 2007. Dr. Cheryl West presented the gifts to the children on behalf of AAN at the Early Childhood Academy Public Charter School in Washington, DC.

December 21, 2007

 

Quentine Drayne was presented with a bicycle courtesy of AAN. Drayne is a peer-member of Dr. Brenda Nelson-Porter at church in Newnan, GA. The bicycle was donated so Drayne could have reliable transportation to get back and forth to work and church.

September 9, 2007

Note. AAN will only reimburse for educational materials and supplies up to $25.00 per disadvantaged person (adults, teenagers, and children) per AAN staff member within a 6-month timeframe. To participate, completed the required form and forward to address on the form with receipts and photo via U.S. mail to receive reimbursements, which will be paid via paypal.com.