Support Chloe Gage's Road to Recovery

On July 1st, Chloe Gage of Bowling Green, KY, was involved in a devastating car accident; she was flown to the University of Louisville Hospital where she remains in ICU. She has undergone four surgeries so far and faces many more challenges. Despite this, it is clear our WARRIOR is fighting–she is steps ahead of where patients typically are at this point. She is currently on a vent using a trach but she’s working hard everyday to strengthen her lungs to breathe on her own. Plus, she has had slight movement in her arms. While the full extent of her injuries remains unknown due to swelling, we know she has a long journey ahead of her. Please pray for Chole’s healing, lungs, mobility, and mental fortitude.

Chloe, a South Warren High School graduate and current Corvette Museum employee, is a proud Louisville Cardinal. A UofL nursing student, she is deeply involved in campus life, serving as a member of the Chi Omega fraternity and holding the role of Director of Member Development for the Executive Panhellenic Council. She is also an active member in She Became, a mentorship program for females in grades 3 through 5 at Louisville-area elementary schools. Additionally, she is the 24-25 RaiseRed Youth Philanthropy Coordinator, demonstrating her commitment to making a positive impact on those going through medical adversities.

As Chloe navigates her own difficult journey, she will require extensive medical care, in-patient rehabilitation, specialized equipment, and modifications to her home to ensure accessibility. These unexpected expenses are significant, and any contribution you can make will greatly ease the financial burden on Chloe and her family during this challenging period.

Your generosity and support mean the world to Chloe and those who love her most: Angie, Chris, Logan, and Sam. Together, we can rally around them and provide the resources they need to focus on her recovery and eventual return to the activities and community she cherishes. Thank you for your prayers, kindness, and consideration during this critical time.