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Supporting JOSH'S TEAM

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Whether you know him as Josh, Joshua, Moyer, Schmo, Coach, Mason/Logan's Dad, or your favorite auctioneer, you know Josh is one of a kind! The guy who is there for everyone else all the time, is now in need of us--his TEAM. Josh was diagnosed with Leukemia (AML) and will be in the hospital for over 40 days receiving chemotherapy. Josh is beloved by so many and we know there's a lot of people on his team that would like to support Josh and his family. We have a few options of how to help the family at this time and will add more opportunities as they become available. Here are the 3 opportunities we have at this time: 1. Gift Cards: Donate gift cards to help support Beth, Mason, and Logan at home during this time with meals, bills, and other necessities. Buttons for Care Card (allows Beth to choose gift cards and pool donor funds), Visa Gift Card, and other gift cards options from Beth's Wishlist can be found on the right side of the page --> 2. JOSH'S TEAM Bracelet Fundraiser: Show Josh how far and wide his team reaches by pre-ordering a $5 JOSH'S TEAM bracelet (as seen at the top of the screen)! Adult and youth sizes available. Please indicate how many of each size you would like in the note section on Venmo. Pickup will be at the auction house or by arranging with a family member. If shipping is needed, please consider including a couple dollars extra to cover that cost. His sister Natalie will let you know when to expect bracelets to arrive. To order click the BLUE Donate via Venmo button on the right side of the page --> 3. Medical Bills: If you would like to donate toward medical bills, please visit Josh's Team's GoFundMe page at: https://gofund.me/59dc1c22e OR by clicking the GREEN Donate button on the right side of the page -->


Special Notes

*PLEASE do not use the words "cancer" or "Leukemia" if Mason, Logan, or any childhood friends of theirs are around. The family has told the boys Josh is sick and needs medicine to help his blood, but that means he'll have to be in the hospital to get that medicine. We don't want them to worry any more than their little hearts need. *Due to the high levels of chemotherapy Josh will be receiving, visitation at the hospital is limited to immediate family only. Josh would LOVE to have visitors via Facetime or the like.

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