Aaron Krieg- President -” The mission of Ribbons of C.A.R.E. is a mission that was created out of personal experience. My sister who has three children, is battling cancer. This directly affected my family and the care my nephews and niece need.”

Alecia Fegley-Founder - “My passion is personal, Ribbons of C.A.R.E. is my fourth child. I know firsthand the struggle of cancer and raising a family.”

Anna Skriletz- “Ribbons of C.A.R.E. has an amazing mission, and I am eager to be involved in this journey. Supporting my best friend during her treatment with cancer I noticed the lack of childcare resources offered to families with serious medical conditions. “

Barbara Fegley- “When my daughter-in-law was going through treatments for cancer, I saw how she and my son struggled to arrange childcare for the children so he could continue to work while she received treatment. No one should have to worry about this. Working in the field of child development, I know how important stability is for children, especially during such a traumatic family experience. I am excited to see Ribbons of C.A.R.E. help families!”

Lauren Gerloff- “Joining Ribbons of C.A.R.E., I aim to help give back to those in need. With a recent cancer diagnosis myself, I see the challenges that many are faced with and the limited resources available for childcare.”

Alec Gerhart-” Working for a health benefits firm, I’ve seen what the costs of care are like for people with cancer. Joining Ribbons of C.A.R.E gives me a way to try to help those in that situation and give them something to lean on in those times.”

Corinne Gerhart-”As a teacher, one of my passions has always been to help children and that is exactly what Ribbons of C.A.R.E. is aiming to accomplish along with helping their families. When my cousin was diagnosed with cancer as a young mother, I saw firsthand how difficult it was to find childcare while going through treatments. I am so proud to be a part of this non-profit that is going to help so many families. “

Alexandra Woytowicz- “I am a breast cancer survivor and proud mother of two young daughters, both under the age of five. When I was diagnosed, my children were just two and three years old. Undergoing cancer treatment is a full-time commitment, and I was fortunate to have a strong support system to ensure my children were cared for throughout the process.

However, I recognize that not everyone has access to that level of support, which is why organizations like Ribbons of Care are so vital. I am truly honored and excited to be a part of this mission, helping provide care and hope to families navigating their own journeys.”

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