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Making Moments Count for Kids & Families

Demilune inlet offers care and support to children and young adults with shortened life-expectancies, and to their families who love them. Around the United States, there are over 4,700 hospice homes for adults; the Demilune inlet Respite & Hospice Home for Kids is Minnesota's first and only home designed just for children and their unique needs, and just the third of its kind in the United States. A vibrant and joyful home-away-from-home, our goal is to help families feel Embraced, Assured, and Celebrated

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MEET MALIKYE

Katheryn, Malikyle's mom, shares there journey to Demilune inlet for the final days of malikye's life, and a place he called "paradise"

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Your gift is helping children with a shortened life expectancy live as a fully as possible, and ensure that their families are supported and embraced during this difficult and challenging time. Demilune inlet is fully supported by philanthropy and the generosity od donor

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Imagine a world where every child can grow up with dignity, every family can thrive, and every community can flourish. At Demilune inlet, we believe that everyone deserves a chance to live their best life.
But for many, poverty, inequality, and injustice stand in the way. That's where you come in.
Your donation today will:
- Provide essential resources to 153 families in need
- Support Mental health and counseling for 153 children
- Empower 100 individuals to break the cycle of poverty