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'Not-So-Haunted House,' Bake Sale Raises Over $10,000 For Child With Baby's Alzheimer's - Vimarsana News

'Not-So-Haunted House,' Bake Sale Raises Over $10,000 For Child With Baby's Alzheimer's

`The “Not-So-Haunted House”  and bake sale, which raised money for Damian, a Santa Clarita boy with Acid Sphingomyelinase Deficiency (ASMD), often referred to as “baby’s Alzheimer’s.”  raised over $10,000. 

Damian's 'Not-So-Haunted House' And Bake Sale Now Open - Vimarsana News

Damian's 'Not-So-Haunted House' And Bake Sale Now Open

#SaveDamian has opened the doors to the “Not-So-Haunted House” during select days until Halloween to raise funds for the “Please Save Damian Campaign.”

Damian's 'Not-So-Haunted House' And Bake Sale Now Open - Vimarsana News

Damian's 'Not-So-Haunted House' And Bake Sale Now Open

#SaveDamian has opened the doors to the “Not-So-Haunted House” during select days until Halloween to raise funds for the “Please Save Damian Campaign.”

Damian's Not-So-Haunted-House in Newhall raises funds for 4-year-old boy with rare, terminal disease - Vimarsana News

Damian's Not-So-Haunted-House in Newhall raises funds for 4-year-old boy with rare, terminal disease

Damian's Not-So-Haunted-House in Newhall is a Halloween attraction that raises funds for a local 4-year-old, who is battling a rare, terminal disease.

Source: abc7.com
Save Damian: Santa Clarita Family Raises $800,000 For Their Terminally Diagnosed Child - Vimarsana News

Save Damian: Santa Clarita Family Raises $800,000 For Their Terminally Diagnosed Child

Ever since their child received a terminal diagnosis at 2-years-old last year, a Santa Clarita family fundraised almost $800,000 for research on the “baby Alzheimer's” disease that will likely take the life of their son before his fifth birthday.