David G. Arnold - Transplant Fund
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This is a page to support David Arnold and his upcoming kidney transplant, and this fund is a non-profit 501(c)(3).
Currently, David is in need of a kidney donor. If you are interested in donating, or learning more about the process of kidney donation, please contact us at (864) 252 - 7259 . The donations collected from this page are intended to help pay financial expenses for both David and his donor.
David was diagnosed with Renal Carcinoma in 2004. Over the last ten years, two tumors on each kidney were discovered. Cryoablation was performed on all four tumors. While this treated the cancer, it also caused irreversible damage to both kidneys. David was diagnosed with end-stage renal failure in 2015. This page is designed to help locate a possible donor, and provide financial support to the donor and the Arnold family.
Besides his love for his wife, children, and grandchild, David has a love for youth soccer. The full breadth of his contributions to youth soccer in the Upstate is immeasurable. He has served as Vice President of South Carolina Youth Soccer, as well as a board member and coach for St. Giles United Soccer Club. David was also the founder of the Team United Soccer Club and the Upstate Girls Soccer Association. He is the only youth soccer coach in South Carolina to ever win three U19 state championships.
In addition to David's impact on the soccer community, he was a board member for both the Metro YMCA and Eastside YMCA. David is the founding member of the Upstate Parrotheads Club. After moving to South Carolina, he worked his way up to Vice President for Sales at Maxim Metals.
David, along with his son-in-law Ben, is a member of Pelham Masonic Lodge No. 423. David has donated thousands of hours to this fraternity, and was one of the founding member of the Pelham Masonic Soccer League, and Pelham Masonic Memorial Day Girls Soccer Tournament. Through this girls' soccer venture, Pelham Masonic Lodge was able to raise enough funds to donate tens of thousands of dollars to charity as well as put Pelham Masonic Lodge on stable financial footing for decades to come.
In consideration for all that David has done for others, and especially the thousands of children, whose lives he's touched, now, we in turn can help him by the giving of a donation. Typical organ transplants requires thousands of dollars of out-of-pocket expenses for the recipient (often setting them back financially for years). Please consider donating to the GoFundMe page, and help give back to a man who has given so much.
Currently, David is in need of a kidney donor. If you are interested in donating, or learning more about the process of kidney donation, please contact us at (864) 252 - 7259 . The donations collected from this page are intended to help pay financial expenses for both David and his donor.
David was diagnosed with Renal Carcinoma in 2004. Over the last ten years, two tumors on each kidney were discovered. Cryoablation was performed on all four tumors. While this treated the cancer, it also caused irreversible damage to both kidneys. David was diagnosed with end-stage renal failure in 2015. This page is designed to help locate a possible donor, and provide financial support to the donor and the Arnold family.
Besides his love for his wife, children, and grandchild, David has a love for youth soccer. The full breadth of his contributions to youth soccer in the Upstate is immeasurable. He has served as Vice President of South Carolina Youth Soccer, as well as a board member and coach for St. Giles United Soccer Club. David was also the founder of the Team United Soccer Club and the Upstate Girls Soccer Association. He is the only youth soccer coach in South Carolina to ever win three U19 state championships.
In addition to David's impact on the soccer community, he was a board member for both the Metro YMCA and Eastside YMCA. David is the founding member of the Upstate Parrotheads Club. After moving to South Carolina, he worked his way up to Vice President for Sales at Maxim Metals.
David, along with his son-in-law Ben, is a member of Pelham Masonic Lodge No. 423. David has donated thousands of hours to this fraternity, and was one of the founding member of the Pelham Masonic Soccer League, and Pelham Masonic Memorial Day Girls Soccer Tournament. Through this girls' soccer venture, Pelham Masonic Lodge was able to raise enough funds to donate tens of thousands of dollars to charity as well as put Pelham Masonic Lodge on stable financial footing for decades to come.
In consideration for all that David has done for others, and especially the thousands of children, whose lives he's touched, now, we in turn can help him by the giving of a donation. Typical organ transplants requires thousands of dollars of out-of-pocket expenses for the recipient (often setting them back financially for years). Please consider donating to the GoFundMe page, and help give back to a man who has given so much.
Organizer
John Parrish
Organizer
Greenville, SC