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Breast Cancer Today Support Group, is a member the Indiana Face of Breast Cancer. This is a breast cancer advocacy group which is dependent on our personal resources and committed to educating the community, supporting individuals and their families who have been touched by breast cancer. We have also started a support web site at www.kubik.org/cancer for educating the community and supporting individuals and their families who have been touched by cancer.
We are anticipating support from over 40 area businesses for this cause.
Please assist us this year by joining in this effort by being a Financial Supporter or
contributor of supplies (which are listed below). Support the local businesses who
display our Day of Thanks poster. Support them so that they will support us. If
you would like to send your donation at this time to directly help these three worthy
causes, please make your check payable to The Chernobyl Fund and mail to
THE CHERNOBYL FUND
P.O. Box 5222
Lafayette, IN 47903
Unless otherwise specified, your donation will be divided equally between the two groups
we are helping. Remember that your contribution is FULLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE. For more
information about the progess of Lafayette's Day of Thanks, please contact these
websites:
http://www.lifenets.org/chernobyl
http://www.kubik.org
http://www.pacellihealth.com
http://www.kubik.org/lafayette
Here is a brief description of the humanitarian work that has been done by Pastor Victor
Kubik from the United Church of God in Lafayette in conjunction with Dr. Anthony J.
Pacelli from Pacelli Chiropractic & Health Potential Complex, Lafayette, Indiana.
He has sent relief and much needed medication and food to Ukraine and other parts of the
world using working with State Department programs such as Operation Support Freedom
and Operation Provide Hope. Help also comes from private donations, hospitals and
clinics.
Victor Kubik is a board member of the International Chernobyl Children's Trust in the United Kingdom founded by British surgeon Maurice Frohn who speaks throughout Great Britain about the serious health problems caused by radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster that occurred on April 26, 1986. Victor Kubik and Maurice Frohn have travelled to Chernobyl three times since April 1996 and have seen the desperate needs, especially for children affected by the radiation.
In the United States Victor Kubik has founded The Chernobyl Fund which has
sent over $450,000 of relief to victims of radiation. In this amount they were able to
send desperately needed medication to Chernobyl valued at nearly $250,000
which was donated largely by a pharmaceutical company. This cost the Chernobyl Fund only
6% of that total. The relief that has been shipped has been in the form of medical
equipment, medicine, food, clothing and money. All aid has arrived to intended
recipients since Victor and Maurice know and work with doctors in Chernihev (a city of
320,000 40 miles east of Chernobyl). They are both members of the city of Chernihiv's
Humanitarian Relief Distribution Board that determines how the aid is to be parceled out.
Ukraine is bankrupt and can hardly afford to care for the victims of the disaster and
replace the damaged reactor from the accident that took place nearly 12 and and a half
years ago. The terror from radiation is not only the problems of victims in Ukraine.
It is our problem as inhabitants of a planet who must find a way to care for the health of
our children and this Earth.
Stories about this work have appeared in the London Daily Telegraph, The Indianapolis Star, Lafayette-Journal & Courier, and other publications. Victor Kubik has been interviewed on numerous radio talk shows to explain the needs of victims in a counry that cannot care for them. Mr. Kubik & Dr. Pacelli have also appeared on television news programs so that there can be greater understanding about these problems and their solutions.
For more information about how you and/or your company can help, please contact Victor Kubik on email at chernobyl@kubik.org or by phone at 317 216-0802 or Dr. Anthony J. Pacelli via
tel. 765 447-2222
fax 765 447-7051
email drp@pop.nlci.com
240 Professional Court
Lafayette, Indiana 47905