Fundraising Campaign: “Faith in Every Flame” – Supporting the Page Family
Dear friends, family, and community members,
The Page family is walking through a season of unimaginable challenges. Jacob (9), the eldest of five children, is currently undergoing treatment for Lymphoma. After months of rigorous therapy, he is now in the interim maintenance phase, continuing medications, shots, and transfusions to keep him on the path to health. Meanwhile, his mother, Amber, has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer, which has unfortunately spread throughout her body. Amber has already started chemotherapy, and the road ahead will be long and uncertain.
As we lift them up in prayer, we also want to offer a way to show support and love during this incredibly difficult time. That’s why we’re launching a fundraising campaign titled “Faith in Every Flame” — a tribute to the unwavering hope that burns brightly even in the darkest moments.
To help cover medical expenses and ease the financial burden of treatment, we are selling LIMA Candles, each one representing the strength, light, and faith that the Page family holds onto every single day.
Every candle purchased will directly support the Page family’s medical costs, and each one will symbolize our collective belief in the power of faith — a flame that never goes out, even when times are tough.
Here’s how you can help:
1. Purchase a LIMA Candle – Each candle is hand-poured with love and care, just like the community surrounding the Page family. Every candle sold will contribute 50% of the sale directly to the family’s medical expenses.
2. Donate via GoFundMe – If you’re unable to purchase a candle but still wish to support the Pages, we welcome any donation through our GoFundMe link.
3. Share the Campaign – Even if you’re not in a position to donate, sharing this campaign with your network—whether on social media or through word of mouth—can make all the difference.
The Page family has already felt an overwhelming wave of love and support from the All Saints Academy and Blessed Sacrament communities, and we’re asking for your continued prayers and generosity. No amount is too small, and we are deeply grateful for any help you can provide.