Current Services
About the Organization
Rayni Day Miracles serves children suffering from primary immune deficiencies and other non-contagious life-threatening illnesses.
The organization's sources of funding are contributions and fundraising. There are no employees, only volunteers, so all funds
are spent on program expenditures and supplies used to carry out the programs.
The organization was started in November 1999 by parents
of a child who benefited from a cord blood transplant. The organization has increased awareness of the opportunity to donate
cord blood and has helped to coordinate cord blood donations all over the U.S. The organization expanded into other areas of service,
including Miracle Club, which was created in 2003.
The organization's sources of funding are contributions and fundraising. There are no employees, only volunteers, so all funds are spent on program expenditures and supplies used to carry out the programs.
The organization was started in November 1999 by parents of a child who benefited from a cord blood transplant. The organization has increased awareness of the opportunity to donate cord blood and has helped to coordinate cord blood donations all over the U.S. The organization expanded into other areas of service, including Miracle Club, which was created in 2003.
Rayni Day Miracles
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Serving children bravely living with life-threatening illnesses
An honorary or memorial contribution is made annually to the Immune Deficiency Foundation, The American Lung Association or other large non-profit organization that benefits children with life-threatening illnesses.
Memorial/Honorary Donations
