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This year, the Vitiligo Research Foundation (VRF) had the privilege of continuing our collaboration with the NYC Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) as part of our Vitiligo Library Grant Program. This marks the second year of our partnership, which began in 2022, and together we’ve been working to bring hope, understanding, and empowerment to children and families navigating life with vitiligo.
These aren’t just books—they’re lifelines. They spark curiosity, provide comfort, and show kids and families that they are not alone. In a deeply moving letter, Sonia Galarza, Director of In-Kind and Pro-Bono Resources at ACS, expressed heartfelt gratitude for our donation, noting how these resources have brought smiles and much-needed support to vulnerable youth across the city. Knowing we’ve helped even a little—it’s why we do what we do.
Vitiligo can feel isolating, especially for young people. But through partnerships like this, we’re breaking down barriers of misunderstanding and stigma, creating a world where every child feels seen and valued. Collaborating with ACS is a reminder of the power of community and compassion.
Learn more about the Vitiligo Library Grant Program and how you can be part of this mission. Every book, every act of kindness, and every step forward brings us closer to a world where knowledge and acceptance shine brighter than fear.
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